Biochemistry Program

McKendree College

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Biochemistry is the study of life processes at the molecular level through structural and functional relationships. Biochemical research provides insights into the deeper understanding of living systems at the most fundamental level, and allows our culture to manipulate this knowledge towards the betterment of humanity. A strong background in biochemistry is of utmost importance to those students who go on to the medical and other health related fields. The biochemistry minor aims to prepare these students for their future careers through a well-balanced curriculum of interdisciplinary courses. Students majoring in Biology or Chemistry may elect to have a minor in Biochemistry by completing the following courses according to degree plan: Biology majors seeking a BS degree must complete BCH 305, BCH 306, and CHE 300 beyond their biology major requirements. Biology majors seeking a BA degree must complete CHE 205 and CHE 206 in addition to the requirements listed above. If two minors (Chemistry and Biochemistry) are declared, BCH 305 cannot be counted towards the Chemistry minor. Chemistry majors must complete BIO 110, BCH 305, BCH 306, and BCH 313L beyond their chemistry major requirements. The same requirement regarding minimum cumulative grade point average and the Pass/C-/D/Fail option that apply to the major apply to the minor.

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