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 The
degree Bachelor of Science in Basic Sciences is
intended for the student who desires a Bachelor of Science
degree but wishes more latitude in the selection of courses
than is available otherwise. It is well adapted to the
needs of a student who may wish to complete preparation
for secondary school teaching in science or mathematics.
For this purpose, however, proper selection of courses
is necessary, and the advice in the Education Program
should be sought.
To qualify for the degree
Bachelor of Science in Basic Sciences, a student must satisfy
the general requirements for the Bachelor of Science degree.
- Of the minimum 130 credit hours
required for this degree, at least 65 must be in science
and mathematics. These can include biology, chemistry,
computer science, earth and environmental science,
mathematics, engineering courses (numbered above 200),
physics, and psychology.
- At least 30 of these credit
hours must be in courses numbered 201 or above. In
order that a reasonable depth of study is attained
in at least two fields, the 30 credit hours must include
at least nine credit hours in each of two fields.
- The foreign language requirement
is six credit hours in a single language.
- Of the total credit hours required,
at least 42 must be in courses numbered 300 or above.
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