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
- PHI 220 Ethics
- Choose One:
- BIO 304 Genetics and Society AND BIO 314 Genetics and Society Lab
- BIO 230 Genetics with Lab
- Choose One:
- PSY 204 Psychology of the Infant and Toddler
- PSY 207 Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
- PSY 325 Health Psychology
- Choose One:
- PSY 430 Human Neuropsychology
- MAT 216 Statistical Data Analysis
- MAT 315 Applied Probability and Statistic
- CSC 314 Bioinformatics
- BIO 378 Biological Research and Data Analysis
- PSY 227 Behavioral Science Statistics
Minor Electives
- Choose One:
- BIO 202 Human Biology
- CHE 200 Introductory Chemistry with Lab
- CHE 205 Chemistry of Life with Lab
- CHE 210/212 General Chemistry and General Chemistry Lab
- CHE 316 Biochemistry I
- PSY 204 Psychology of the Infant and Toddler
- PSY 207 Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
- PSY 325 Health Psychology
- PSY 430 Human Neuropsychology
- PSY 450 Counseling and Clinical Psychology