Download Planning - College of Biological Sciences

Bachelor of Science in Health Professions
Prerequisite Course Planning Chart
TRACK:
Echocardiography
Respiratory Care
Sonography
Radiography
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School/s: UMTC
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Prerequisite Courses provide the foundational knowledge students must possess in order to be successful in the clinical and didactic
curriculum of the upper division of the BSHP. These courses must be completed or in progress at the time of application. Liberal Education
(LE) requirements consist of a set of “core areas” and “themes” that must be implemented in your lower division coursework.
This is an unofficial evaluation of admission requirements (Prerequisite courses and LE requirements) for the BSHP. UMR will provide official evaluation of all prior college
coursework only after a student is admitted to the BSHP. Students must have a minimum of 54-60 credits (depending on chosen track) earned prior to transfer into the BSHP.
PREREQUISITE COURSES
COURSE
(includes general education and science
courses)
CREDITS GRADE LE AREA OR THEME
English Composition – (Community
colleges require a sequence of 2
courses, e.g., ENGL1117 and
ENGL1118)
Public Speaking
General Psychology
College Algebra**
Ethics or Medical Ethics
Medical Terminology
General Chemistry I (or General,
Organic & Biological Chemistry I)
**
Anatomy/Human, with Lab (or
Anatomy & Physiology I) **
Physiology/Human (or Anatomy &
Physiology II) **
Microbiology, with Lab **
Physics, with Lab **
Statistics **
Liberal Education and Theme
Requirements
WRIT 1301: University Writing
4
COMM 1101: Intro to Public Sp OR PSTL
1461: Multicultural Perspectives in Public Sp
3/3
PSY 1001: Intro to Psych OR PSTL 1281:
Principles of Psych
MATH 1031: College Alg & Probability OR
MATH 1051: Pre Calc
PHIL 1003W: Intro to Ethics OR PHIL 3305:
Med Ethics
PHAR 1002: Health Sciences Term
CHEM 1015 and 1017: Intro Chem I w/ Lab
OR CHEM 1061 and 1065: Chem Prin I w/
Lab
ANAT 3601 and 3602: Prin of Human Anat w/
Lab OR ANAT 3611 and 3612: Prin of Human
Anat w/ Lab
PHSL 3051: Human Physiology
3/3
Mathematical Thinking
4/4
Civic Life and Ethics
2
4/4
Physical Sciences
5/5
Biological Sciences
4
Biological Sciences
VBS 2032: Gen Microbio w/ Lab OR MICB
4/5
3301: Biology of Microorganisms
PHYS 1101W: Intro College Physics I OR
4/5
PHYS 1201W: Intro Phys for Bio & Pre-med I
STAT 3011: Intro to Stat Analysis
4
To find out what courses at other institutions
meet LE requirements, please visit:
http://admissions.tc.umn.edu/cle. The Minnesota
Transfer Curriculum (MnTC) will be accepted as
fulfilling all University of Minnesota LE
requirements.
Certified Nursing Assistant License
Number (Required for Sonography)
4/4
Biological Sciences
Physical Sciences
Mathematical Thinking
Literature
Historical Perspectives
Arts and Humanities
Global Perspectives
Diversity and Social
Justice in the US
The Environment
Technology and Society
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**Recommended minimum science GPA of 2.5 for all attempts within past five years. Successful candidates for admission generally have a much higher science GPA than the
recommended minimum.
Cumulative GPA:
| **STEM GPA:
“School 1” GPA:
| **STEM GPA:
“School 2” GPA:
| **STEM GPA:
“School 3” GPA:
| **STEM GPA:
Has attended a Visit Day:
Admission to the BSHP is competitive; students must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 to be considered. Overall GPA and **STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering,
Math) GPA are both considered in the admissions process.
NOTE: Admission to the BSHP is competitive. Priority application deadline is February 1. Select applicants will be invited to interview. Interviews are
conducted in March and students are required to travel to Rochester.