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Course # | Time Location | Instructor (s) |
HS 215B 1 Corporate Finance | TBD | Sisli Ciamarra, Elif |
HS 215B 2 Corporate Finance | TBD | Sisli Ciamarra, Elif |
HS 218A 1 Coexistence and Conflict Fie ... | TBD | Jones, Sandra Faith |
HS 230A 1 SID Field Practicum Course | TBD | Jones, Sandra Faith |
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American Studies. Anthropology. Applied Mathematics. Arabic Language, Literature and Culture. Architectural Studies. Art History. Asian-American Pacific Islander. Biochemistry. Biochemistry …
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Recommended first courses: CHEM 11a General Chemistry I and CHEM 18a General Chemistry Laboratory I. CHEM 15a Honors General Chemistry I and CHEM 19a Honors General Chemistry Laboratory I. Courses for students not majoring in a science: CHSC 3b Solving Environmental Challenges: The Role of Chemistry
American Studies Anthropology Applied Mathematics Art History Biochemistry Biological Physics Biology Business Chemistry Classical Studies Comparative Literature and Culture Computer Science Creative Writing East Asian Studies Economics Education Studies English Environmental Studies European Cultural Studies Film, Television and Interactive Media
Number of courses | Equivalent number of credits | |
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Minimum per semester | three | 12 |
Maximum per semester | 5.5 | 22 |
Minimum per year | seven | 28 |
Maximum per year | 11 | 44 |
Exam Name | Min Score Required | Equivalent course |
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Sort examTitle ascending | Sort minScore | Sort courseEquivalent |
AP Calculus BC | 3 | MATH 10a |
AP Chemistry | 4 | CHEM 11a,b,18a,b |
AP Chinese Language and Culture | 4 | CHIN 30-level |
State | Course credits (in Carnegie units) | High school exit exams |
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Total required credits for standard diploma, all courses | Exit exam required for standard diploma | |
Alabama | 24.0 | Yes |
Alaska | 21.0 | Yes |
Arizona | 22.0 | Yes |
A minor can be a limited version of a major, a more specialized subset of a particular field of study, or a structured opportunity to explore areas of study that are interdisciplinary in scope. Minors are optional. Satisfactory completion of a minor is noted on a student's transcript. Majors and Minors offered at Brandeis.
African and African American Studies (AAAS) is a unique opportunity to explore the histories and experiences of Africans and African descended people and their impact on the world. Using multiple disciplines and strategies we offer courses that consider culture, class, gender, race, work and citizenship.
AMST 100a Foundations of American Culture. American Studies takes an interdisciplinary approach to the culture, society, politics, institutions, identities, thoughts, values and behavior of Americans, including the critical issues that confront the United States domestically and internationally.
American Studies takes an interdisciplinary approach to the culture, society, politics, institutions, identities, thoughts, values and behavior of Americans, including the critical issues that confront the United States domestically and internationally .
The biochemistry major is designed to equip students with a broad understanding of the chemical and molecular events involved in biological processes. The biochemistry major provides a fundamental training for careers in biomedical research, medicine, biotechnology and related fields.
The most important course to take in the first year is BIOL 15b (offered both fall and spring), because it is a prerequisite for the lab course (BIOL 18b) that many students take in fall of the second year.
General Chemistry is a required course in the chemistry, biology, biochemistry and neuroscience majors. It is also required of pre-medical, pre- dental and pre-veterinary students, so most first year students with these academic and/or professional interests enroll in this introductory course.