Temple University 1-4 credit BIOL
This course is typically offered in Fall, Spring, Summer I and Summer II.Research under the direction of a faculty member in an affiliated department. All students must obtain the approval of the Biology Faculty Advisor, who will complete the registration. Prerequisite: Senior standing. A student is eligible for "Distinction in Biology" upon: 1) achieving a minimum 3.2 major and cumulative GPA; 2) successful completion of Biology 4391 Accelerated Research in Biology, Biology 4291 Extradepartmental Research, or Biology 4396 Advanced Study in Biology, for a minimum of 6 s.h. over two semesters; 3) submission of a written research report to the faculty sponsor and/or presentation during the Biology Department's annual research poster exhibition or another Temple University research symposium, with approval. Students completing a minimum of 6 s.h. of a 4000-level Biology research course over two semesters may count that as one Biology Upper-Level Elective for the B.S. in Biology degree. This course is repeatable. Students wishing to complete additional credits of Biology 4291 beyond 8 s.h. may do so if they select the CR/NC grade option.
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