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Students have the option of changing to a subsequent Catalog Year (e.g., if requirements become more lenient after you start at UD, you may request to switch to the more lenient requirements). Please contact the Director of Advising for more information.
To see the requirements for Catalog Year 2009, click here.
To see the requirements for Catalog Years beginning 2010-2012, click here. Or download the Checklist for 2010-2012 here.
To see the requirements for Catalog Years beginning 2013-2014, click here. Or download the Checklist for 2013-2014 here.
ENGL 110 will be taken by all students as freshmen. ENGL 110 must be completed by the time a student has earned 60 credits. Students who transfer into the College of Arts and Sciences with 45 credits or more must complete this requirement within two semesters. Transfer students who have completed college-level courses in research writing should check the English Department to see if they qualify for exemption.
Need at least a C- in each course (may not be taken pass/fail). University Breadth courses must be taken from four different subject areas. Students in a single major may NOT satisfy these with courses from their major area.
Must have completed 60 credits first; Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement.
The number of courses depends on years of language taken in high school; must complete the intermediate level (107 or 112 or 214, depending on the language)
Note that MATH 115, 117, 221, or 241 are the prereqs for PHYS201/202; premed students are encouraged to take MATH 221.
Need at least a C- in each course (may not be taken pass/fail). Within each group, courses must be from at least two departments. Courses may count for both University and A&S breadth requirements when a course satisfies both (see the rules here).
MATH202, MATH205, STAT200, or SOCI301 are approved substitutions. If you received STAT200 credit through AP Statistics, you must still fulfill this requirement.
BISC305: Cell Biology (formerly titled Cell Physiology)BISC306: General PhysiologyBISC401: Molecular Biology of the CellBISC403: Genetics and Evolutionary BiologyBISC315: Experimental Cell PhysiologyBISC316: Experimental PhysiologyBISC411: Experimental Microbiology of the CellBISC413: Advanced Genetics LaboratoryPlease make sure you check the prerequisites for each of these BISC courses when planning your schedules. For example, BISC403 requires BISC207 and one semester of organic chemistry.
Total credits in the NSCI B.S. major: 54
Total credits to graduate: 124 with a minimum 2.0 GPA
