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Bachelor's

Behavioral Biology, Bachelor of Arts

Johns Hopkins University Krieger School of Arts and Sciences 31 courses

About This Program

The core program of the behavioral biology major provides background and breadth in: The exact courses to be taken are determined by the student in conjunction with the faculty advisor. A grade of C- or better is required for courses fulfilling major requirements and courses may not be taken satisfactory/unsatisfactory. Hopkins undergraduates may enter the Behavioral Biology Program at any time, provided all requirements can be completed before graduation. Additional information regarding the Behavioral Biology Program is available at the website.

Degree Requirements

Introductory Statistics

Students must complete one of the following: AS.280.345 may also be replaced by EN.553.310, EN.553.311.

One Writing Intensive Behavioral Laboratory Course

Behavioral Biology Research/Internship Courses 3

Three credits (one semester) of Research, Internship, Independent Study or Department-Sponsored Intersession Trip

Code Course Title Credits
AS.290.495 Connections in Behavioral Biology 0.5

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