Semester Map

B.S. in Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences Concentration with Combined Pharm.D. Option

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TOTAL CREDITS: 107

Fall, Year One

CourseCredits
BIOL 110
General Biology I
 4
CHEM 110
General Chemistry I
 4
PHRM 101
Pharmaceutical Professions
 0
MATH 170
Calculus I
 4
FCWR 101
Writing I: Foundations of College Composition
3
DATA 101
Making Sense of a Data-Oriented Society
 3
TOTAL CREDITS18

Spring, Year One

CourseCredits
BIOL 150
General Biology II 		4
CHEM 150
General Chemistry II 		4
MATH 180
Calculus II 		4
FCWR 151
Writing II: Foundations of Research Writing 		3
General Elective 3
TOTAL CREDITS18

Fall, Year Two

CourseCredits
CHEM 210
Organic Chemistry I
 4
BIOL 210
Human Gross Anatomy
 4
CHEM 310
Quantitative Analysis
4
PHYS 170
General Physics I
 4
Communications choiceA
 3
TOTAL CREDITS19

Spring, Year Two

CourseCredits
CHEM 250
Organic Chemistry II 		4
BIOL 340
Biochemistry 		4
BIOL 310
Human Physiology 		4
PHYS 180
General Physics II 		4
ICBS 3XX
Behavioral Science choice 		3
TOTAL CREDITS19

Fall, Year Three

CourseCredits
CHEM 410
Physical Chemistry I
 4
CHEM 395
Introduction to Research Design
 3
BIOL 456
Pharmacology
 3
BIOL 235
Microbiology
 4
ICLT 3XX
Literature choice
 3
TOTAL CREDITS17

Spring, Year Three

CourseCredits
CHEM 450
Physical Chemistry II 		4
CHEM 420
Pharmaceutical Chemistry 		3
Science ElectiveB 3
ICPH 3XX
Philosophy choice 		3
ICSS 3XX
Social Science/Economics choice 		3
TOTAL CREDITS16
A
Choose between FCWR 302 Communication for Healthcare Careers or FCWR 304 Communications for Technical Professions.
B
Choose one science elective from the following list:
  • BIOL 250 Biostatistics
  • CHEM 350 Instrumental Analysis
  • CHEM 440 Drug Discovery and Development
  • CHEM 470 Inorganic Chemistry
C
Undergraduate credits = 107*
Total required credits for B.S. degree = 120
*Remaining B.S. degree credits will be completed within the first professional year of the Pharm.D. program at Howard University. Should a student not complete the P1 year for whatever reason, they are able to return to their home institution to complete their B.S. degree under traditional means.