Science for Business Minor Requirements

Science for Business Minor (20 semester hours)
Introductory Biology Course
One course from the following:		 3
BIO-100 Life Science: Human Emphasis
  
BIO-101 Life Science: Cell Biology and Genetics Emphasis  
BIO-106 Life Science: Human Disease Emphasis  
BIO-108 Life Science: The Biology of Human Aging  
BNS-107 Life Science: Behavioral Neuroscience  
Introductory Chemistry Course 3
CHE 115 Chemistry and Contemporary Society 3
Science as Business Course 3
BIO 206 The Pharmaceutical Industry 3
Biology Electives
Any two courses with the following recommended:		 8
BIO-115 Principles of Biology: Evolution, Diversity, and Biology of Animals  
BIO-117 Principles of Biology: Evolution, Diversity, and Biology of Cells  
BIO-221 Human Anatomy and Physiology I  
BIO-222 Human Anatomy and Physiology II  
BIO-265 Genetics  
BNS-118 Behavioral Neuroscience  
Health Care Business Course 3
HTH-205

BUS/HTH-315

ECO/HTH-336		 Introduction to the Health Care Sector
or
Health Care Law, Ethics, and Policy
or
Economics of the Health Care Sector

Note: A grade of “C” or better in each course is required for successful completion of the minor.

Note: Courses with an HTH prefix will count as liberal arts courses for business students. The HTH-336 course is cross-listed with ECO-336. If the business student registers for the HTH designation, the course will count as a liberal arts course, and if the business student registers for ECO designation, the course will count as a business course.

 

 


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