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Major in Geology at Bryn Mawr College Contact person: Dr. Arlo B. Weil , undergraduate advisor in Geology The following 100-level classes are required : • GEOL 101, Physical Geology (fall) • GEOL 102 or 103, Historical or Environmental Geology (Both offered in the spring) The following 200-level classes are required : • GEOL 202, Mineralogy (fall) • GEOL 203, Paleobiology (fall) • GEOL 204, Structural Geology (spring) • GEOL 205, Sedimentary Geology (fall) Two of the following 300-level courses, or one of the following courses and one additional 300-level allied science course (Chemistry, Math, Physics, or Computer Science): • GEOL 301, Geochemistry of Crystalline Rocks (every other year) • GEOL 302, Low-Temperature Geochemistry (every other year) • GEOL 303, Advanced Paleontology (every other year) • GEOL 304, Tectonics (every other year) • GEOL 305, Petrology (every other year) • GEOL 310, Geophysics (every other year) • GEOL 312, Quaternary Geology (every other year) • GEOL 314, Marine Geology (every other year) • GEOL 328, Analysis of Geospatial data using GIS (spring) • GEOL 336, Evolutionary Biology: Advanced Topics (every other year) • GEOL 301, Geochemistry of Crystalline Rocks (every other year) The following 400-level course: • GEOL 403, Independent Research (senior year) At least four additional allied science courses: Two courses required in Math • Math 101, Calculus with Analytic Geometry • Math 102, Calculus with Analytic Geometry • Math 104, Elements of Probability and Statistics • Math 201, Multivariable Calculus • Math 203, Linear Algebra • Math 210, Differential Equations Two additional courses in either Chemistry of Physics • CHEM 103, General Chemistry • CHEM 222, Physical Chemistry • CHEM 104, General Chemistry • PHYS 101, Introductory Physics • CHEM 211, Organic Chemistry • PHYS 102, Introductory Physics • CHEM 212, Organic Chemistry • PHYS 103, Foundations of Physics • CHEM 221, Physical Chemistry • PHYS 104, Foundations of Physics