General Education Curriculum
All degree programs require completion of the General Education Curriculum. A complete description of the gen ed and its requirements are available in the General Education Curriculum section of the Daemen catalog. Courses that satisfy a portion or complete a core requirement will have such designation indicated after the course title.
Required Courses
1. Major: 54 CREDITS
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- BIO109/L General Biology I (3/1)
- BIO110L General Biology II (3/1)
- BIO436/L Evolutionary Biology (4/0)
- CHE110/L Chemistry I (4/0)
- CHE111/L Chemistry II (4/0)
- NSC310 Biostatistics (3)
- SELECT ONE:
- BIO302/L General Ecology (3/1) OR
- BIO325/L Cell Biology (3/1)
- Science Electives: 18 credits to be selected from recommended Science courses.
- Foreign Language Requirement: 6 credits
- Students must demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language through the intermediate level. The requirement may be satisfied through the completion of college-level coursework or the successful completion of a proficiency examination. A complete description of the requirement is available in the Foreign Languages Requirement section of the Daemen catalog.
- CMP101 Composition I (3)
2. General Education Curriculum: 36 CREDITS
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- First Year Seminar (3)
- Learning Communities (6)
- Depth – Discovery (9)
- Breadth – Exploration:
- Natural Sciences and Mathematics:
- MTH134 Precalculus (3)
- Choose one course from: Math and Computer Science. (3)
- Social Sciences:
- Choose two courses from: Anthropology, Economics, History, Psychology, Linguistics, Political Science, and Sociology. (6)
- Humanities:
- CMP311 Adv English Composition (3)
- Choose one course from: Art, English, Language (French or Spanish), Music, Philosophy, Religion, and Theater. (3)
- Natural Sciences and Mathematics:
3. Free Electives: 30 CREDITS
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- 3 credits must be Service Learning. Courses from the Natural Science Department are not allowed.
TOTAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS = 120 CREDITS
Suggested Course Sequence
Access the suggested course sequences for: BA in Biology, from the Natural Sciences Department web page or the Program Plans site on the Registrar’s web page.