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Genetic Counseling Minor

Exposing students to the area of genetic counseling and provides some of the coursework required for admission to a genetic counseling graduate program. Genetic counselors occupy a niche working with families of children with serious genetic diseases.  Gain knowledge in “personalized medicine,” in which genetic information is used to determine an individualized treatment.

Required Courses

  • BIO 210  Genetic Counseling - 3 credits

Genetics Course

Choose One:
  • BIO 304/314  Genetics and Society with Laboratory - 4 credits
  • BIO 230  Genetics with Laboratory - 4 credits

Ethics Course

  • PHI 220  Ethics

Psychology Course

Choose One:
  • PSY 301  Abnormal Psychology - 3 credits
  • PSY 302  Child Psychopathology -  3 credits
  • PSY 314  Psychology of the Infant and Toddler -  3 credits
  • PSY 325  Health Psychology - 3 credits
  • PSY 430  Human Neuropsychology - 3 credits
  • PSY 450  Counseling and Clinical Psychology - 3 credits

Bioinformatics/Statistics Course

Choose One:
  • BIO 378  Biological Research and Data Analysis - 4 credits
  • CSC 314  Introduction to Bioinformatics - 3 credits
  • MAT 216  Statistical Data Analysis - 3 credits
  • MAT 315  Applied Probability and Statistics - 4 credits
  • PSY 227  Behavioral Science Statistics - 4 credits