Forensic Science Interdisciplinary Minor

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Examples of How Prerequisites and Co-requisites Work

Refer to the distribution of courses for reference below to understand the following examples:

• If you elect to take one course in biology, say BIO 335, you must also take the lab, BIOL 335. 
• If you elect to take BIO 240, you must also take BIO 241 in order for this to count as your "one" course from Group 1 if you choose Option A Biology. 
• Similarly, if you elect to take one course from social and behavioral sciences, ANT 326, you must also take the lab course, ANTL 326, but you need to first take ANT 210 or another 100-200 level BIO course.

Check here to see what the courses below are, and what the prerequisites and co-requisites, if any, are.

The Minor Course Distribution for reference:

• Core course:  Required
  • ANT 211

   

• Group 1:  Choose at least one course, not including prerequisites
  • Option A:  Biology:  BIO 240-241, BIO 335-BIOL 335, BIO 488
    or
  • Option B:  Chemistry:  CHM 380, CHM 417

   

• Group 2:  Choose at least one course, not including prerequisites
  • Social and Behavioral Sciences:  ANT 207-ANTL 207, ANT 326-ANTL326, ANT 426, CRJ 220, CRJ 380, CRJ 385, EVS/BLA 362, SOC 355