Life and Physical Sciences: 6.5 credit hours, including one laboratory course

Courses which include a significant laboratory component:

• BCM 140 - Nutrition
    
• BIO 100 - Principles of Biology
    
• BIO 104 - Human Biology
    
• BIO 106 - Introduction to Environmental Science
    
• BIO 109 - Genes, Genomes and Genethics
    
• BIO 120 - Topics in Modern Biology
    
• BIO 147 - Anatomy and Physiology
    
• BIO 151 - Biological Investigations I
    
• BIO 152 - Biological Investigations II
    
• CHM 100 - Chemistry Today
    
• CHM 141 - General Chemistry I: Bio-organic Molecules
    
• CHM 142 - General Chemistry II: Environmental Chemistry
    
• ENV 106 - Introduction to Environmental Science
    
• NSC 100 - Introduction to Neuroscience
    
• PHY 100 - Principles of Physics
    
• PHY 105 - Physics of Music
    
• PHY 115 - College Physics I
    
• PHY 116 - College Physics II
    
• PHY 122 - Principles of Astronomy with Lab
    
• PHY 141 - Physics I
    
• PHY 142 - Physics II
    
• PHY 143A - Physics III (Algebra-Based)
    
• PHY 143C - Physics III (Calculus-Based)
    
• SCI 141 - Physical Geology
    

Courses that count towards the science requirement, but not the laboratory component:

• BIO 242 - Introduction to Bioinformatics
    
• CSC 242 - Introduction to Bioinformatics
    
• ENV 105 - The Science of Climate Change
    
• PHY 121 - Principles of Astronomy
    
• SCI 210 - Landmark Discoveries in Natural Science
    
• SOA 165 - Introduction to Archaeology
    
• SOA 205 - Introduction to Physical Anthropology