Courses of Study - William Jewell College

Courses of Study –
Pre-Professional Programs of Study
Students can also pursue professional study at
KCUMB by completing a chemistry major at
Jewell. All requirements of the major and the general
education program must be completed while
at William Jewell College, with the first year at
KCUMB counting as elective credit toward the B.A.
degree. The following course of study is suggested:
First Year
FALL SEMESTER
HOURS
CHE 122 General Chemistry II 4
GEN 100 The Responsible Self 4
GEN 102 Written Communication 4
GEN 104 Calculus 4
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16
SPRING SEMESTER
HOURS
CHE 205 Discoveries in Chemistry 1
CHE 206 Analytical Chemistry 4
GEN 101 Oral Communication 4
MAT 200 Calculus II 4
GEN Level II 4
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17
Sophomore
FALL SEMESTER
HOURS
BIO 233 Cell and Molecular Biology 4
CHE 301 Organic Chemistry I 4
PHY 111 College Physics I or
PHY 213 General Physics I 4 or 5
GEN Level II 4
PED activity 1
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17 or 18
SPRING SEMESTER
HOURS
BIO 234 Genetics 4
CHE 302 Organic Chemistry II 4
PHY 112 College Physics II or
PHY 214 General Physics II 4 or 5
CHE 450 Biochemistry* 4
Research (optional)
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1
17 or 18
Junior
FALL SEMESTER
HOURS
CHE 401 Physical Chemistry I 4
Biology elective 4
GEN Level II 4
LANG 114 Foreign Language 4
CHE 405A Senior Seminar .5
Research (optional)
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1
17.5
SPRING SEMESTER
HOURS
Biology elective 4
GEN capstone 4
LANG 211 Foreign Language 4
CHE 405B Senior Seminar .5
Research (optional) 1.5
PED activity
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1
15
*This course is taught every other year and may
be taken in the junior year.
Occupational Therapy
Students may apply to enter the three years plus
two years program in occupational therapy
offered in conjunction with Washington
University. Acceptance into the master’s program
in occupational therapy is solely at the discretion
of Washington University. If accepted into the
program completion of the following courses at
Jewell leads to a B.A. degree with a psychology
major from William Jewell after successful completion
of the first year’s work at Washington
University. (The student continues at Washington
University and, upon successful completion of
the program in occupational therapy, receives the
M.S. degree from Washington University.)
Students may transfer into Jewell a maximum of
16 hours of the following course work. Students
must complete a minimum of 12 hours of psychology
at Jewell.
All of the following courses are required either by
Washington University or William Jewell College.
GEN 100
4 cr. hrs.
GEN 101
4 cr. hrs.
GEN 102 or 120
4 cr. hrs.
GEN 103 or 104
4 cr. hrs.
P.E. Activities
2 cr. hrs.
130