<p>im a transfer student applying for admission into next fall. I went to a UCI counseler a few days back and gave me a paper that layed out the biological sciences major and it said there is a minor available. Students:</a> Undergraduate Majors </p>
<p>anybody have any info on the minor, and just on biology at uci itself?</p>
<p>thanks</p>
flemmyd
November 27, 2008, 11:10pm
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<p>search for the word “minor”
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Requirements for the Minor in Biological Sciences</p>
<p>Nine courses are required, no more than two of which may be taken on a Pass/Not Pass basis:</p>
<p>A. Three courses selected from Biological Sciences 93, 94, 97, 98, and 99. (Prerequisites are strictly enforced. Exceptions may be made for some majors that accept the above courses for degree requirements. Consult with the Biological Sciences Student Affairs Office or the academic counseling office of the major.)</p>
<p>B. Six three- or four-unit courses selected from Biological Sciences 5-H90 (excluding 46), 93-99, 100L, and D103-D190, E106-E190, M114-M190, N110-N190. Three courses must be upper-division. Prerequisites are strictly enforced. (Courses used to satisfy group A may not also be used to satisfy group B.)</p>
<p>Residence requirement for the minor: A minimum of six courses required for the minor must be completed at UCI. Approved courses taken in the Education Abroad Program are considered to be in-residence courses.</p>
<p>NOTE: Students in any of the majors within the School of Biological Sciences, Applied Ecology, or Public Health Sciences may not minor in Biological Sciences.
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<p>hope that helps. i didnt really read it, just copy and pasted.</p>