Program Outline

A recommended undergraduate course sequence for a typical student admitted to the program is outlined in the table. For a course description of the classes listed below, please visit the University of Kentucky Undergraduate Bulletin web site. Students with AP credits are able to invest a significant amount of time in elective course work or other activities related to their professional goals. While in school, students are required to follow the recommended course of study and are expected to maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 (B+) in all course work. Progress will be based on academic performance as well as development of personal maturity appropriate to assumption of professional responsibility.

Recommended Undergraduate Coursework

Year One, Fall semester Three credit hours CHE 105 Three credit hours MA 123 Three credit hours HON 101 Three credit hours OPTIONS: Social Sciences/Cross Cultural Three credit hours OPTIONS: Social Sciences 15 credit hours TOTAL	Year One, Spring semester Three credit hours CHE 107 Three credit hours CHE 115 Three credit hours HON 102 Three credit hours BIO 150 Two credit hours BIO 151 Three credit hours OPTIONS: Social Sciences 17 credit hours TOTAL
Year Two, Fall semester Three credit hours CHE 230 Two credit hours CHE 231 Three credit hours BIO 152 Two credit hours BIO 153 Three credit hours HON 201 Five credit hours PHY 211 18 credit hours TOTAL	Year Two, Spring semester Three credit hours CHE 232 Two credit hours CHE 233 Five credit hours PHY 213 Three credit hours HON 202 Three credit hours OPTIONS: BIO 315 16 credit hours TOTAL
Year Three, Fall semester Four credit hours BIO 304 Four credit hours BIO 325 Three credit hours BIO 395 Six credit hours Other/Foreign Language 17 credit hours TOTAL	YEAR Three, Spring semester Four credit hours BIO 350 One credit hours BIO 425 Three credit hours BIO 395 Nine credit hours Other/Foreign Language 17 credit hours TOTAL

To find out more about the Medical School curriculum, please visit the College of Medicine Office of Medical Education Curriculum Web site.

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