The student majoring in Neuroscience will be able to complete the standard requirements of a premedical curriculum, which is recommended or required for admission to graduate study in Neuroscience or related graduate programs, as well as medical school. A Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience requires 9 credits of core courses; 12-14 credits of elective courses; and 42 credits of non-neuroscience required courses in Biology, Psychology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and Anthropological/Social Sciences (see Program Curricula). Check the class schedule (classschedule.tulane.edu) to find details on when a course is taught. At least 9 of the elective credits must be taken from the list of Neuroscience lecture electives, and at least 3 laboratory courses must be completed, with at least one neuroscience lab. Students majoring in Neuroscience are strongly encouraged to participate in university research as independent studies and/or an honors thesis. An independent study or honors thesis may count once as one of the three required laboratory courses. Students who receive a grade of C or lower in NSCI 3300 - Brain and Behavior are not encouraged to declare or continue as a major in Neuroscience. NOTE: The deadline to register for Experiential Learning, Independent Study, or Internship is the date to drop without record on the academic calendar.
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