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New Brunswick Undergraduate Catalog 2022-2024 Programs of Study and Courses for Liberal Arts and Sciences Students Programs, Faculty, and Courses Life Sciences Genetics 447 Major Requirements  

Major Requirements


The department offers a major with a strong emphasis on research. A minimum of 20 credits of coursework in the life sciences must be completed in residence. Genetics is a credit-intensive major. Excluding the prerequisite courses (25-26 credits) to get into the major (see above), there are between 54-56 credits to complete the major (60-62 for honors). A grade of "C" or better in courses credited toward the major is required for graduation, and each course may be repeated only once to replace D/F grades. Students may not double major in two Division of Life Sciences majors.
 
The requirements of the major consist of:
 
A. Life Science Core Courses (19-21 credits) - Required for all DLS Majors (Approved AP and Transfer credits may be substituted)
a.    Intro to Experimentation       01:160:171

b.    Organic Chemistry I              01:160:307 or 01:160:315

c.    Organic Chemistry II             01:160:308 or 01:160:316

d.    Organic Chemistry Lab        01:160:311 or 01:160:314-315

e.    General Physics I                  (01:750:203 + 205 lab), or (01:750:271 + 275 lab), or 01:750:193, or 01:750 201
Note: 193 & 201 have integrated lab

f.    General Physics II                  (01:750:204 + 206 lab) or (01:750:272 + 276 lab) or 01:750:194 or 01:750:202
Note: 194 & 202 have integrated lab
B. Genetics Core (17 credits) - Required for all Genetics Majors- All below credits must be completed at Rutgers
a.   Genetic Analysis I                    01:447:384
b.   Genetic Analysis II                   01:447:385

c.    Lab Course Req.                    01:447:315, or 01:447:302, or 01:447:203, or 01:447:303, or 01:694:214, or 01:694:215, or 01:694:316

d.   Mol Bio & Biochemistry          01:694:301 or 01:694:407

e.   Communications in Genetics  01:447:430 or 01:447:414 + 01:447:415 (Honors, Thesis Writing ¿ senior year)
C.  Genetics Independent Scholarship (minimum 6 credits but 12 credits for honors
            Note:  2.8 minimum GPA to register for research
a.   Independent Scholarship      01:227:460, 407, 408, 409, 410, 488, 489, 490

b.   Independent Scholarship      01:227:460, 407, 408, 409, 410, 488, 489, 490
D.  Genetics Electives (6 credits)
            Fifty percent must be taken within the Genetics Major (i.e.; 01:447)
a.   Genetics Electives                  See electives table below

b.   Genetics Electives                  See electives table below
E.  Electives OR Independent Scholarship (6 credits)
            Note:  Additional Genetics Lab may be used as an elective
a.   Independent Scholarship      01:227:460, 407, 408, 409, 410, 488, 489, 490

b.   Independent Scholarship      01:227:460, 407, 408, 409, 410, 488, 489, 490

c.   Genetics Electives                  See electives table below
Lab Note: 01:694:214 and 01:694:215 are only offered to first-year students with AP Biology credit and AP General Chemistry credits (or taking General Chemistry concurrently). 01:447:203 is only offered to first-year students in the SAS Honors Program or the Honors College. Students cannot receive credit for both 01:447:203 and 01:447:302.
 
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