Science and Religion Interdisciplinary Major (B.S.)

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Students majoring in this interdisciplinary course of study take a broad core in the sciences and humanities, then select a specific area of concentration (biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, physics, pre-health, or religion). These courses will be framed by specific courses and a senior project in science and religion.

General Education - University Core Curriculum: 22 Credits

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General Education - Distribution Areas: 24 Credits

Natural & Computational Sciences (5 total): CHEM 205 (4) and CHEM 206 (1)
Social Sciences: PSYC 101 (4)
Mathematics: MATH 240 (4)
Languages (4) (proficiency through 202 or higher)
Fine Arts: SOA 200 (3) or SOA 210 (3)
Humanities: BREL 201 (4)

Science and Religion Major: 54 Credits

Science and Religion Core: 12 Credits

Biology: 4 Credits

BIOL 203 - Foundations of Biology I (4)

Chemistry: 4 Credits*

Mathematics and Computer Science: 8 Credits

Philosophy and Religion: 12 Credits

Physics: 10 Credits

Psychology: 4 Credits

(choose one course)

Science and Religion Concentration: 19-24 Credits

(Choose a concentration from the link below and complete all courses indicated)

Concentrations for the Science and Religion Interdisciplinary Major (B.S.)

General Electives: 4-9 Credits

Total Required Credits: 128

*For students in the pre-health or chemistry concentration, CHEM 310 and CHEM 311 must be substituted for CHEM 215 and CHEM 216 , as they are prerequisites for CHEM 312 and CHEM 313 .