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The Academic Program Years |
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| First Year |
During the fall semester,
students will be encouraged to register for the following
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Mathematics (MA 180 or MA 181), 5
credits |
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Principles of Biology I or Principles of
Chemistry I (lecture and laboratory), 4
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English 101, 3 credits |
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the spring semester, students will progress to the second half of
the introductory science and math courses taken in the fall, and
will participate monthly in an exciting new interdisciplinary
seminar created especially for this program. |
| Throughout the year, students will be paired with a faculty
member as a paid technology apprentice to assist in web page design
and maintenance or in creating PowerPoint or multi-media classroom
presentations, or they will be employed as student assistants in the
College's instructional labs. They may also work as a paid research
intern at a local biotechnology firm. Students will meet with their
faculty mentor once every other week to discuss academic progress
and to develop an individualized academic plan. |
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Picture of a Biomedical
experiment |
Second Year |
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second year course work, students will: |
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Enroll in an interdisciplinary career development
seminar program that involves resume writing, interviewing
techniques, and guest speakers from a variety of scientific
fields |
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Continue meeting biweekly with their faculty
mentor |
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Receive information and guidance on transferring to
four-year institutions |
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Receive assistance in preparing transfer applications
and in identifying scholarship and financial aid
opportunities |
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Act
as peer mentors to first year Biomedical
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