The suggested course sequence in the first year depends upon the results of the math placement exam. The prerequisite for CH 301 at UT-Austin is M 305G with a grade of at least C or a score greater than or equal to 560 on the SAT II: Mathematics Level I test . Your math ability will determine if you should begin with M 301 or M 305G and possibly CH 304K prior to CH 301. In addition the placement of physics, statistics, and literature are somewhat interchangeable; although, literature must be taken in the second year.
| SEMESTER 1 | SEMESTER 2 | |
|---|---|---|
| CH 301 -- Principles of Chemistry I | CH 302 -- Principles of Chemistry II | |
| M 408C -- Calculus I(or 408K+408L)* | CH 204 -- Intro. to Chemical Practice | |
| BIO 311C-- Intro Biology I (cellular & genetics) | BIO 311D-- Intro Biology II | |
| RHE 306 - Rhetoric and Composition | Statistics--- 3 credit hours** | |
| from Group A+: 3 credit hours | from Group A: 6 credit hours | |
17 credit hours |
16 credit hours |
SECOND PRE-PROFESSIONAL YEAR
| SEMESTER 3 | SEMESTER 4 | |
|---|---|---|
| BIO 325--- Genetics | CH 310N-- Organic Chemistry II | |
| CH 310M-- Organic Chemistry I | CH 210C -- Organic Chemistry Lab | |
| PHY 302K - Physics I** | BIO 126L-- General Microbiology Lab | |
| PHY 102M - Physics I Lab** | BIO 226R-- Gen. Micr: Cell Struc/Genetics | |
| E 316K --- Masterworks in Literature** | BIO 226T-- Gen. Micr: Vir/Imm/Host-Mic | |
| from Group A: 3 credit hours | from Group A: 6 credit hours | |
16 credit hours |
16 credit hours |
* Beginning Fall 2005, calculus must include differential and at least an introduction to integral calculus. This is satisfied with M 408C or M 408K+L. In addition, business calculus will no longer satisfy the calculus requirement.
** These courses are somewhat interchangeable; literature must be taken in the second year; statistics from a wide variety of fields is accepted.
If you are taking courses at a Texas college or university other than UT-Austin,
you may want to view the transfer equivalency guide on the World Wide Web to
be certain that you are taking the appropriate courses:
| American History | 6 hours |
| American Government | 6 hours (GOV 310L & 312L suggested) |
| Fine Arts and Humanities elective | 3 hours (art, drama, architecture, music, etc.) |
| Social and Behavior Sciences electives | 3 hours (anthro., sociology, psychology, etc.) |
If you have any questions regarding:
1. Admission to the College of Pharmacy, call the Student Affairs Office 512-471-4425
2.UT-Austin prepharmacy advising,call the Health Professions Office at 512-471-3172
3. PrePharmacy advising of non-UT-Austin students, call the Student Affairs
Office at 512-471-1737
BE WARY of advice or information from other students or from
self-appointed authorities —
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