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ANIMAL BEHAVIOR MAJOR: FIRST-YEAR ADVISING TEMPLATE
Placements
* (may take Phys. Ed. for an additional credit)
MAT100: If a student is in MAT100, they should not take CHE 211/211L.
AP Credit: A student who has earned AP credit of 5 for BIO 211, 4 for CHE 211, or 4 for PSY101 may be exempted from those courses. However, the Biology and Psychology Departments
MAT124 or Above & ENG101 ENG100 & MAT124 or Above MAT104Placement
ENG101 or ENG100 2 ENG102H (if honor student) 3 BIO211 4 BIO211 4 BIO211L 0 BIO211L 0 CHE211 4 CHE211 4 CHE211L 0 CHE211L 0 PSY101 3 PSY101 3 UCC101 1 UCC101 1
TOTAL 15*
TOTAL 14*
MAT100 & ENG101 ENG100 & MAT100
ENG101 or ENG100 2
ENG102H (if honor student) 3 MAT100 2
MAT100 2 BIO211 4
BIO211 4 BIO211L 0
BIO211L 0 PSY101 3
PSY101 3 UCC101 1
UCC101 1
TOTAL 13* TOTAL 12*
Updated: 5 May 2015
strongly encourage ALL majors to take majors courses with their UC cohort to ensure that they have learned the specific material required for advanced courses (AP courses vary in what they teach).
Pre-Veterinary Students: Students planning to attend Veterinary or other professional schools must keep their course load ≥15 hours per semester, maintain a GPA near 3.5, and complete all Chemistry, Physics, and Biology required courses before the end of their junior year so that they are prepared to take entrance exam (e.g., VCAT, GRE) at the end of their Junior year. Delay in getting into CHE211 or lack of success in that course during the first semester, could delay entrance into graduate school by one full year or more.
Updated: 5 May 2015