Courses of Study - William Jewell College

Courses of Study –
Pre-Professional Programs of Study
Junior
FALL SEMESTER
HRS.
Physics 306 4
Physics 443 4
CST 201 4
Physics 352H
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1
13
SPRING SEMESTER
HRS.
*Physics 316/317 4
Mathematics 202 or 281 4
General Ed. Capstone Course 4
Computer Science 202
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4
16
*These courses are taught every other year and
may be taken in reverse order.
Other courses to meet specific requirements of the
various target schools should be worked out with
the assistance of the faculty. For students who
plan to enter an engineering program after three
years of study at William Jewell and who would
benefit from preparation emphasizing chemistry,
the following type of program is suggested.
First Year
FALL SEMESTER
HRS.
Chemistry 122 4
General Ed. 104 4
General Ed. 100 4
General Ed. 101
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4
16
SPRING SEMESTER
HRS.
Chemistry 205 1
Chemistry 206 4
Mathematics 200 4
General Ed. 102 4
P.E. Activity 1
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14
Sophomore
FALL SEMESTER
HRS.
Chemistry 301 4
Physics 213 5
General Ed. (Level II course) 4
Language 114
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4
17
SPRING SEMESTER
HRS.
Chemistry 302 4
Physics 214 5
General Ed. (Level II course) 4
Language 211
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4
17
Junior
FALL SEMESTER
HRS.
Chemistry 401 4
Mathematics 201 4
General Ed. (Level II course) 4
General Ed. (Level II course) 4
P.E. Activity
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1
17
SPRING SEMESTER
HRS.
Chemistry 404, 406, or 450 4
Chemistry 405 1
Mathematics 202 4
General Ed. Capstone 4
Elective 4
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17
Forestry and
Environmental Management
For those interested in applied professions relating
to the environment, William Jewell offers a threetwo
program with Duke University leading to a
master of forestry degree or a master of environmental
management degree. Applicants for this liberal
arts-environment program should so indicate at
the time of enrollment in college. Details of the
program are available in the biology department.
Pre-Seminary Study
See “Christian-Related Vocations Program” section
of this catalog.
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