Prerequesite Course Sequence
First Year
Fall Semester: |
Credits |
General Chemistry I |
3 |
General Chemistry I Lab |
1 |
General Biology I d |
3 |
General Biology I Lab |
1 |
Calculus I |
4 |
Analytical Reading/Writing English Composition |
3-4 |
Total of 15-16 Credits |
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Spring Semester: |
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General Chemistry II |
3 |
General Chemistry II Lab |
1 |
General Biology II d |
3 |
General Biology II Lab |
1 |
Mosaic I: Intellectual Heritage I b |
3 |
Elective a |
6 |
Total of 17 Credits |
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Second Year
Fall Semester: |
Credits |
Organic Chemistry I |
3 |
Organic Chemistry I Lab |
1 |
Physics I |
3 |
Physics I Lab |
1 |
Mosaic II: Intellectual Heritage II c |
3 |
Elective a |
3 |
Total of 14 Credits |
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Spring Semester: |
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Organic Chemistry II |
3 |
Organic Chemistry II Lab |
1 |
Physics II |
3 |
Physics II Lab |
1 |
Economics |
3 |
Elective a |
6 |
Total of 17 Credits |
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a Electives should include courses in the areas of U.S. Society [3 s.h.], Race and Diversity [3 s.h.], International Studies OR Foreign Language [6 s.h.], and The Arts [3 s.h.]. For more details, refer to the Temple University Undergraduate Bulletin at http://www.temple.edu/bulletin/ugradbulletin/ucd/ucdtoc.html
b Through the analysis, synthesis and evaluation of challenging primary texts and their contexts, students are introduced to core humanities concepts. This theme-based course, the first of a two-course sequence, presents texts across cultures, histories and disciplines. Students investigate the nature of the individual in human society through the examination of psychological, social and political texts in dialogue with examples from art and literature.
c In the second course of a two-course sequence, students continue to work with texts across cultures, histories and disciplines. Students extend their investigation of human society to the cosmos, and move from in-depth textual analysis to broader considerations of scientific discourse, philosophy and ethical understanding.
d Biology I must be equivalent to Biology 1111 and Biology II must be equivalent to Biology 2112 at Temple University. For more details, refer to the Temple University Undergraduate Bulletin at http://www.temple.edu/bulletin/ugradbulletin/ucd/ucdtoc.html
Questions regarding the information on this page should be emailed to Joan Hankins-Massaquoi, Assistant Director of Admissions.
Telephone: 215-707-4900