Neurobiology and Behavior: The two semester introductory course sequence, Neurobiology and Behavior I and II (BioNB2210 and BioNB2220) with discussions section (4 credits per semester) and 7 additional credits.

The 7 additional credits must include at least one advanced course from the BIONB offerings "Topics" courses (BioNB4200 and 7200s), and independent study (BioG 4990) and Psych (4230) may be used as supplemental credits if taken for a letter grade, but do not qualify as advanced courses.  Students concentrating in Neurobiology and Behavior are strongly encouraged to gain laboratory or field experience in Neurobiology or Behavior by taking at least one laboratory or field biology course, marine or field station course, or advanced independent research course for credit; see list (BioG 4990 or PSYCH 4710).

NOTE: Students who declare the program of study in Neurobiology and Behavior after taking BioNB2210 or BioNB2220 for only 3 credits must still take the 1 credit discussion section in BIONB2210 and BioNB2220. To arrange this, the student should consult the professors in charge of the two courses.