Natural Sciences (LER-NS)

Students must demonstrate an ability to interpret and present information about the natural world through studying the methods of scientific discovery and their relationship to the fundamental concepts and contents of a natural sciences discipline. Introductory laboratory courses in the natural sciences and selected other laboratory courses may be used to fulfill this requirement.

• AST 110 - Introduction to Astronomy (4 Cr.)
    
• AST 110G - Intermediate Reading in Spanish and Astronomy in Granada (8 Cr.)
    
• BIO 104 - Biological Diversity I: Kingdoms of Organisms (4 Cr.)
    
• BIO 105 - Biological Diversity II: The Vertebrates (4 Cr.)
    
• BIO 107 - Nutrition (4 Cr.)
    
• BIO 111 - Human Genetics (3.5 Cr.)
    
• BIO 170 - Environmental Alternatives (3.5 Cr.)
    

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• CHE 105 - The Environment and its Chemistry: Laboratory (1 Cr.)
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• CHE 106 - The Environment and its Chemistry (3 Cr.)
    

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• CHE 111 - Principles of Chemistry I (3 Cr.)
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• CHE 112 - Principles of Chemistry I: Laboratory (1 Cr.)
    

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• COG 110 - Introduction to Cognitive Science (course no longer offered)
• PHY 115 - Principles of Physics I (4 Cr.)
    
• PHY 125 - General Physics I (4 Cr.)
    

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• PSY 111 - Introduction to Psychology (3 Cr.)
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• PSY 112 - Introduction to Psychology: Laboratory (1 Cr.)
    
• CHE 107 course no longer offered but if taken previously it satisfied LER - Natural Science