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Completion of any equivalent prerequisite coursework is determined by the instructor(s), department chair(s), and/or dean(s).

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Ayurveda
	• AYPC 52 - Ayurvedic Practitioner Clerkship II
	• AYPC 53 - Ayurvedic Practitioner Clerkship III
	• AYPG I - Clinical Internship for Ayurvedic Practitioners
	• AYWC 51 - Ayurvedic Wellness Clerkship I
	• AYWC 52 - Ayurvedic Wellness Clerkship II
Ayurveda Comprehensive Examination
	• AYCE 0 - Ayurvedic Comprehensive Exam I
	• AYCE II - Ayurvedic Comprehensive Examination II
Basic Nutrition
	• BN 0213 - Human Biochemistry (lecture)
	• BN 0213L - Human Biochemistry (laboratory)
	• BN 0405 - Biochemical Nutrition
Biology
	• ACHM 0101 - Introduction to Biology
	• BIO 11 - Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology
	• BIO 111 - General Biology I (lecture)
	• BIO 111L - General Biology I (laboratory)
	• BIO 116 - General Biology II (lecture)
	• BIO 116L - General Biology II (laboratory)
	• BIO 200 - Introduction to Medical Terminology
	• BIO 203 - Applied Medical Terminology
	• BIO 221 - Anatomy and Physiology I (lecture)
	• BIO 221L - Anatomy and Physiology I (laboratory)
	• BIO 226 - Anatomy and Physiology II (lecture)
	• BIO 226L - Anatomy and Physiology II (laboratory)
	• BIO 231 - Microbiology (lecture)
	• BIO 231L - Microbiology (laboratory)
	• BIO 241 - Human Biology I (lecture)
	• BIO 241L - Human Biology I (laboratory)
	• BIO 246 - Human Biology II (lecture)
	• BIO 246L - Human Biology II (laboratory)
	• BIO 251 - Human Anatomy (lecture)
	• BIO 251L - Human Anatomy (laboratory)
	• BIO 261 - Human Physiology (lecture)
	• BIO 261L - Human Physiology (laboratory)
	• BIO 322 - Biochemistry Lecture
	• BIO 322L - Biochemistry laboratory
	• BIO 401 - Biostatistics
BS Health Sciences
	• BSHS 0300 - Introduction to the Human Genome
	• BSHS 0301 - Health Psychology
	• BSHS 0302 - Introduction to Epidemiology
	• BSHS 0303 - Introduction to Health Education and Wellness
	• BSHS 0304 - Pathophysiology
	• BSHS 0305 - Hormones, Brain and Cognition (Neuroscience)
	• BSHS 0306 - Integrative Health
	• BSHS 0307 - Nutrition in Health and Human Performance
	• BSHS 0308 - Evidence Based Practice in Healthcare
	• BSHS 0309 - Embryology and Human Development
	• BSHS 0310 - Health Behavior
	• BSHS 0311 - Psychopathology I
	• BSHS 0400 - Current Trends in Health Education
	• BSHS 0401 - Microbiology and Infectious Disease
	• BSHS 0402 - Chronic Disease of Aging
	• BSHS 0403 - Cultural Competency across the Health Sciences
	• BSHS 0404 - Integrative Health Promotion
	• BSHS 0405 - Advances in Health promotion
	• BSHS 0406 - Planning and Evaluation of Health Promotion Programs
	• BSHS 0407 - Implementation of Health Promotion Programs
	• BSHS 500 - Introduction to Motivational Interviewing
	• CJ 101 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
Cell Tissue Anatomy and Physiology
	• CTAP 103 - Cell and Tissue Anatomy and Physiology
Chemistry
	• ACHM 0102 - Introduction to Chemistry
	• CHEM 11 - Introduction to Chemistry
	• CHEM 110 - Introduction to Chemistry
	• CHEM 211 - General Chemistry I (lecture)
	• CHEM 211L - General Chemistry I (laboratory)
	• CHEM 216 - General Chemistry II (lecture)
	• CHEM 216L - General Chemistry II (laboratory)
	• CHEM 351 - Chemistry for Health Sciences (lecture)
	• CHEM 351L - Chemistry for Health Sciences (laboratory)
Chinese Medicine Diagnosis
	• CMD 1210 - Chinese Medicine Diagnosis Methods
	• CMD 1310 - Chinese Medicine Diagnosis Principles
Chiropractic Comprehensive Exam
	• CHIR 0901 - Chiropractic Foundational Health Sciences Exam
	• CHIR 0902 - Chiropractic Clinic Entrance Exam
	• CHIR 0903 - Chiropractic Clinic Exit Exam
Chiropractic Procedures
	• CP 0103 - Chiropractic Procedures I: Spinal Assessment and Associated Procedures (CP I)
	• CP 0204 - Chiropractic Procedures II: Extremity Assessment and Associated Procedures (CP II)
	• CP 0312 - Chiropractic Procedures III: Soft Tissue and Mobilization (CP III)
	• CP 0412 - Chiropractic Procedures IV: Pelvis and Lumbar Procedures (CP IV)
	• CP 0510 - Chiropractic Procedures V: Cervical and Thoracic Adjustive Procedures (CP V)
	• CP 0515 - Specialized Chiropractic Procedures
	• CP 0610 - Chiropractic Procedures VI: Extremity Procedures and Review
	• CP 0612 - Physiologic Therapeutic Modalities
	• CP 0716 - Chiropractic Procedures VII: Advanced Therapeutic Procedures
	• CP 0717 - Functional Rehabilitation Strategies
	• CP 0801 - Physiotherapy for Practitioners
Chiropractic Theories
	• CT 0101 - Chiropractic Theories and Principles
	• CT 0610 - Scientific Basis of Chiropractic
Clinical
	• CL XT10 - Chiropractic Clerkship III
	• CL 10T8 - Chiropractic Clerkship I
	• CL 10T9 - Chiropractic Clerkship II
	• CL 0504 - Clinical Reasoning IV
	• CL 0523 - Clinical Reasoning I
	• CL 0605 - Introduction to Clinic
	• CL 0610 - Clinical Reasoning II
	• CL 0703 - Clinical Reasoning III
	• ID 0716 - DC Student Clerkship
Clinical Diagnosis
	• CDX 110 - Introduction to Physical Assessment I
	• CDX 210 - Introduction to Physical Assessment II
	• CDX 0310 - Introductory Physical Examination Skills (IPES)
	• CDX 0601 - Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis
	• CDX 0708 - Emergency Procedures
Clinical Neurology
	• CN 0500 - Clinical Neurology

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