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Guide to Classses

Finding Classes

To find the class you're looking for, check here a quick reference list. Once you've confirmed that your class is on this list, look for the specific post by searching the different "Labels" on the main page. 

Happy studying! 

Class Guide 

  • Biology 
    • Biochemistry (cross-listed in chemistry) 
    • Genetic Analysis
  • Kinesiology
    • Sustainable Food Systems & Diets 
    • Population Science & Nutrition 
    • Health Ethics
    • Medical Terminology
    • Introduction to the Human Body 
    • Human Physiology 
    • Human Anatomy
    • Foundations of Epidemiology
  • Chemistry 
    • General Chemistry I, II
    • Organic Chemistry I, II
    • Biochemistry (cross-listed in biology) 
  • Physics 
    • Physics for Life Sciences I (107)
    • Physics II
  • Psychology & Sociology
    • Introduction to Psychology
    • Criminology 
  • Foreign Language 
    • Spanish 101, 102
    • Chinese 101, 102, 201, 202

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