Chloe Cross

UHON 2000
Learning Plan
Co-curricular
Sophomore: Fall

Apply for GCRL Field Program

Apply to volunteer at Erlanger
Gain different job experiences

Summer:

Sophomore: Spring

Apply for REUs

Volunteer at a hospital
Gain different job experiences

Find a research, shadowing, or

medicine related opportunity
Begin studying for the MCAT
Read....A LOT

Junior: Fall

Find research with a faculty member

Study for the MCAT
Decide on what medical schools to
apply for and backup plans

Summer:

Junior: Spring

Present at a conference
Study for the MCAT

Find a research, shadowing, or

medicine related opportunity
Take the MCAT
Read.A LOT
Go somewhere out of the country

Senior: Fall

Thesis
Decide backup plans or prepare for
medical school

Senior: Spring

Thesis
Begin job hunting
Act on backup plans or continue
preparing for medical school

Courses
Sophomore: Fall

Biology I with Lab

General Chemistry I with Lab
Innovation Lab I
Sophomore Honors Studies

Spring

Biology II with Lab

General Chemistry II with Lab
Innovation Lab II
Biology III
Psychology of Individual Differences

Summer:

Foreign Language I and II

Junior: Fall

Spring

Organic Chemistry I with Lab

Ecology
Evolution
Principles of Abnormal Psychology

Summer:
Senior: Fall

Departmental Thesis
Biochemistry (need to take earlier)
Physics I with Lab
Cell and Physiology Elective with Lab
4000 level Psychology Course

Organic Chemistry II with Lab

Survey Elective with Lab
Cell and Physiology Elective with Lab
Genetics
Junior Honors Studies

3000 level Psychology Course

Spring

Departmental Thesis
Visual and Performing Arts
Physics II with Lab
Advanced Ecology or Evol. with Lab
Psychology 4600 or 4610

TAKEN
U.S. History to 1865, Rhetoric and Composition I, Rhetoric and Composition II, Introductory
Statistics, Western Humanities II, Physical Geology, Physical Geology Laboratory, World
Civilizations III: World History from c. 1800 to the Present, College Algebra, Introduction to
Psychology, First Year Studies: The UTC Experience, Principles of Economics:
Microeconomics, Current Geological Perspectives of Earth, Calculus for Management, Life, and
Social Sciences, Computers in Business, Politics Culture and Society
IN PROGRESS
Principles of Biology I, General Chemistry I, General Chemistry I Laboratory, Sophomore
Honors Studies, Innovation Lab I
REGISTERED FOR

Principles of Biology II, Principles of Biology III, General Chemistry II, General Chemistry II
Laboratory, Psychology of Individual Differences, Innovation Lab II