• Human Anatomy- 1 semester with lab
• Human Physiology- 1 semester, lab preferred
• Statistics- Must include descriptive and inferential
• General Chemistry I- with lab
• General Chemistry II- with lab
• Biochemistry- 300 level or above, lab preferred
• Organic Chemistry- 1 semester, lab preferred
• Microbiology- 1 semester with lab
• Introductory Psychology
• Introductory Accounting
• Introductory Microeconomics or Macroeconomics
• Nutrition course- 300 level or above
• Food Selection & Preparation- with lab*
• Quantity Food Preparation- with lab*
• Food Procurement- with lab*

*Online courses with lab will be accepted for these courses.

• Avoid completing the Prerequisite Course Completion Form online within your web browser.

Although you can fill in a form while it is displayed within your browser, we strongly recommend that you not do so. You will lose all entered form data if you browse to other web pages in the same browser window that you are using to display the screen fillable form. You run the risk of accidentally deleting all of your entered form data by inadvertently clicking on the “back or “forward” buttons on your browser. Clicking either of these buttons will close the form and delete of all your information.

We recommend that you open the Acrobat Reader program, click on file/open and locate the form saved on your computer hard drive. Then fill out the form in Acrobat Reader independently from your browser or your Internet connection.

Once you have located and downloaded a desired form to your PC, you are now ready to begin filling out the form.

• For combined Human Anatomy & Physiology classes, a full academic year curriculum with lab is required.

• Applicants must complete required prerequisite courses with a minimum grade in each course of B- or 80%.

• Dual credit courses are acceptable if recorded on a college transcript with a grade.
• Courses taken for AP credit will be accepted for prerequisite courses if a score of three or higher is earned. The course must appear on official university transcripts.
• CLEP tests are not accepted.
• Students may retake up to fifteen (15) credit hours of prerequisites. The higher grade will be used to compute prerequisite GPA, but all grades will be used to calculate cumulative GPA.