Human Biology - Cleveland Chiropractic College

Human Biology from Cleveland Chiropractic College is a Campus Bachelor Anatomy degree that prepares you for a Science career. The Bachelor of Science degree requires a minimum of 124 semester units of post-secondary coursework. Students are required to complete 36 semester units and Advanced Topics in Human Biology at Cleveland Chiropractic College . Transfer credit may be accepted for equivalent coursework received from another nationally recognized institution at the discretion of the director of undergraduate studies. Acceptable transfer credit will only apply to the Bachelor of Science degree, but will not apply to the Doctor of Chiropractic degree unless approved by the academic dean. A minimum grade of ?C? (2.0 on a 4.0 scale) or better must be received in all coursework to be eligible to complete the Bachelor of Science degree. Transfer coursework must have been completed within 15 years of the date of matriculation to the College. Part I: B.S. Coursework Foundation Skills (16 semester units) English Composition I* - 3 semester units English Composition II** - 3 semester units Oral Communications*** - 3 semester units College Algebra - 3 semester units Health Science Terminology - 1 semester unit Foundational Skills Electives**** - 3 semester units * Students who earn a score of 30 or above on the ACT English subtest or 690 and above on the SAT Essay may substitute another Foundational Skills course for the English Composition I requirement. ** The course must contain a critical thinking component. Students may substitute any critical reasoning course that involves written argument and rhetoric, including courses in logic and argumentation. *** Courses in public speaking, group discussion, argument and debate, or courses in communication studies that require oral presentations satisfy this requirement. ****Courses at the 100-level or higher, such as writing, logic, communication studies, voice and articulation, computer science, statistics, research methods, basic science literature, physical anthropology, and introduction to chemistry, physics, biology, or organic chemistry. General Education: (27 semester units) American History or American Government - 3 semester units Psychology - 3 semester units Sociology - 3 semester units Economics or Business Management - 3 semester units Humanities*/Social Sciences** - 15 semester units * Humanities include such courses as art/art history, cinema/film studies, classical studies, drama/theater, fine arts, foreign languages, humanities, journalism, linguistics, literature, music, philosophy, radio/television, religious studies, as well as courses approved by the director of undergraduate studies, or by persons designated by the director. ** Social Sciences include such courses as business, cultural anthropology, child development, economics, education, ethnic or minority studies, political and economic geography, history, political science, urban studies, as well as courses approved by the director of undergraduate studies, or by persons designated by the director. Foundational Sciences: (24 semester units) Physics I and II with Labs* - 8 semester units General Chemistry I and II with Labs - 8 semester units Organic Chemistry I and II with Labs - 8 semester units * At least three semester units must be in physics (with related lab) and three semester units of an unduplicated physics course or three semester units in biomechanics, kinesiology, statistics or exercise physiology may fulfill this requirement. Biological Sciences: (24 semester units) General Biology with Lab - 4 semester units Anatomy and Physiology with Lab - 4 semester units Principles of Cell Biology* - 4 semester units Microbiology with Lab - 4 semester units Genetics - 3 semester units Biological Science Elective - 5 semester units * Human anatomy is offered on the Los Angeles campus to fulfill this requirement. Courses with cellular and histological components may fulfill this requirement. Part II: D.C./B.S. Coursework Life Sciences (29 semester units) Embryology - 3 semester units Histology - 5 semester units Cell Physiology - 3 semester units Biochemistry I - 5 semester units Biochemistry II - 5 semester units Basic Nutrition - 4 semester units Immunobiology - 3 semester units Introduction to Research - 1 semester unit Capstone (4 semester units) Advanced Topics in Human Biology* - 4 semester units * Enrollment requires a ?C? (2.0 on a 4.0 scale) or better in all coursework leading to the Bachelor of Science in Human Biology degree . View more details on Cleveland Chiropractic College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Anatomy courses.