A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- Neuroscience
- CIP
- 26.1501
- Catalog edition
- 2026
- Checklist type
- degree-program
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 213668
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_213668_ae086d91
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 59
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Requirements
13 items
- As published: “BIO 111 Introduction to Biology II”
- As published: “NEURO 110 Unraveling the Mysteries of the Mind”
- As published: “NEURO 210 Introduction to Neuroscience I”
- As published: “NEURO 211 Introduction to Neuroscience II”
- As published: “PSYCH 110 Introductory Psychology”
- As published: “NEURO 449 Neuroscience Colloquium”
- As published: “BIO 110 Introduction to Biology I”
- As published: “CHEM 122/123 General Chemistry I and General Chemistry Laboratory I”
- As published: “CPTR 125 Introduction to Computer Science”
- As published: “MATH123 Statistics”
- As published: “MATH 127 Precalculus”
- As published: “MATH 128 Calculus”
- As published: “MATH 214 Multivariable Statistics”
Neuroscience Electives
6 items
- As published: “BIO 322 Neurogenetics”
- As published: “BIO 435 Cell Biology”
- As published: “PSY 242 Drugs, Behavior, and Society”
- As published: “PSY 315 Clinical Neuroscience”
- As published: “PSY 325 Cognitive Neuroscience”
Related Electives
35 items
- As published: “BIO 323 Human Physiology”
- As published: “BIO 342 Animal Behavior”
- As published: “BIO 347 Immunology”
- As published: “BIO 447 Cell and Molecular Biology Research Methods”
- As published: “BIOCH 444 Biochemistry I”
- As published: “CHEM 124/125 General Chemistry II”
- As published: “PSY 212 Research Methods and Analysis”
- As published: “PSY 215 Child and Adolescent Development”
- As published: “PSY 216 Abnormal Child Psychology”
- As published: “PSY 217 Lifespan Development”
- As published: “PSY 219 Abnormal Psychology”
- As published: “PSY 237 Cognitive Psychology”
- As published: “PSY 322 Sensation and Perception”
- As published: “PSY 342 Health Psychology”
- As published: “PSY 412 Advanced Psychology Research I-when not used for Capstone”
- As published: “SOC 210 Sociology of Mental Health and Illness”
- As published: “SOC 310 Medical Sociology”
- As published: “BIO 323 Human Physiology”
- As published: “BIO 342 Animal Behavior”
- As published: “BIO 347 Immunology”
- As published: “BIO 447 Cell and Molecular Biology Research Methods”
- As published: “BIOCH 444 Biochemistry I”
- As published: “CHEM 222/223 Organic Chemistry I and Organic Chemistry Laboratory I”
- As published: “CHEM 224/225 Organic Chemistry II and Organic Chemistry Laboratory II”
- As published: “PSY 212 Research Methods and Analysis”
- As published: “PSY 215 Child and Adolescent Development”
- As published: “PSY 216 Abnormal Child Psychology”
- As published: “PSY 217 Lifespan Development”
- As published: “PSY 219 Abnormal Psychology”
- As published: “PSY 237 Cognitive Psychology”
- As published: “PSY 322 Sensation and Perception”
- As published: “PSY 342 Health Psychology”
- As published: “PSY 412 Advanced Psychology Research I-when not used for capstone”
- As published: “SOC 210 Sociology of Mental Health and Illness”
- As published: “SOC 310 Sociology of Health, Illness, and Health Care”
Cognate Electives
5 items
- As published: “PHIL 225 Symbolic Logic”
- As published: “PHIL 330 Knowledge and Reality”
- As published: “PHIL 333 Philosophy of Natural Science”
- As published: “PHIL 335 Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science”
- As published: “PHIL 340 Special Topics-when Neuroscience-related and approved by the program coordinator”
Capstone Requirement
20 items
- As published: “NEURO 210 Introduction to Neuroscience I and NEURO 211 Introduction to Neuroscience II provide students with an interdisciplinary approach to the fundamental structure and function of the brain that includes laboratory experiences across the breadth of current neuroscience research. These core courses train students to access, read, and critically analyze primary neuroscience literature, develop hypotheses, design and carry out experiments, analyze data, present the results, and engage in discussion of ethical issues related to neuroscience research. The five elective courses allow students to explore interdisciplinary developments in biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, philosophy, psychology, and sociology that enrich and extend our understanding of the brain and of human thought and behavior. The Capstone Research or Internship experience ensures that students can apply their neuroscience knowledge outside of a traditional classroom setting”
- As published: “BIO 110 Introduction to Biology I”
- As published: “BIO 111 Introduction to Biology II”
- As published: “CHEM 122/123 General Chemistry I and General Chemistry Laboratory I”
- As published: “NEURO 110 Unraveling the Mysteries of the Mind NEURO 210Introduction to Neuroscience I”
- As published: “NEURO 211 Introduction to Neuroscience II”
- As published: “PSYCH 110 Introductory Psychology”
- As published: “NEURO 449 Neuroscience Colloquium”
- As published: “CPTR 125 Introduction to Computer Science”
- As published: “MATH123 Statistics”
- As published: “MATH 127 Precalculus”
- As published: “MATH 128 Calculus”
- As published: “MATH 214 Multivariable Statistics”
- As published: “BIO 322 Neurogenetics”
- As published: “BIO 435 Cell Biology”
- As published: “CHEM 124/125 General Chemistry II and General Chemistry Laboratory II”
- As published: “PSY 242 Drugs, Behavior, and Society”
- As published: “PSY 315 Clinical Neuroscience”
- As published: “PSY 325 Cognitive Neuroscience”
Electives
5 items
- As published: “PHIL 225 Symbolic Logic”
- As published: “PHIL 330 Knowledge and Reality”
- As published: “PHIL 333 Philosophy of Natural Science”
- As published: “PHIL 335 Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science”
- As published: “PHIL 340 Special Topics-when Neuroscience-related and approved by the Academic Standards Committee”
Minor Requirements
30 items
- As published: “BIO 322 Neurogenetics”
- As published: “BIO 323 Human Physiology”
- As published: “BIO 347 Immunology”
- As published: “BIO 342 Animal Behavior”
- As published: “BIO 435 Cell Biology”
- As published: “BIO 447 Cell and Molecular Biology Research Methods”
- As published: “BIO 490-491 Departmental Honors”
- As published: “BIOCH 444 Biochemistry I”
- As published: “CHEM 122/123 General Chemistry I and General Chemistry Laboratory I”
- As published: “CHEM 124/125 General Chemistry II and General Chemistry Laboratory II”
- As published: “CHEM 219 Organic and Biochemistry”
- As published: “CPTR 125 Introduction to Computer Science”
- As published: “NEURO 110 Unraveling the Mysteries of the Mind”
- As published: “NEURO 490-491 Departmental Honors”
- As published: “PHIL 330 Knowledge and Reality”
- As published: “PHIL 333 Philosophy of Natural Science”
- As published: “PHIL 335 Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science”
- As published: “PHIL 340 Special Topics-when Neuroscience-related and approved by the Academic Standards”
- As published: “PSY 212 Research Methods and Analysis”
- As published: “PSY 237 Cognitive Psychology”
- As published: “PSY 242 Drugs, Behavior, and Society”
- As published: “PSY 315 Clinical Neuroscience”
- As published: “PSY 322 Sensation and Perception”
- As published: “PSY 325 Cognitive Neuroscience”
- As published: “PSY 342 Health Psychology”
- As published: “PSY 412 Advanced Psychology Research I”
- As published: “PSY 490-491 Departmental Honors”
- As published: “SOC 210 Sociology of Mental Health and Illness”
- As published: “SOC 310 Sociology of Health, Illness, and Healthcare”
Source. Lycoming College, catalog 2026 — https://www.lycoming.edu/catalog/neuroscience.aspx. Captured page pages/0028.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.