Prerequisites for courses may be established by the department that administers the course. Prerequisites are recommended to the Curriculum Committee for approval and are listed within the course description in the catalog. On a case-by-case basis, prerequisites may be waived upon approval of the Department Chair. Unless otherwise stated in the course descriptions below, courses have no prerequisites. 

Abbreviation/Number Course Name
ANATD 1511 Histology See More
ANATD 1521 Neuroscience See More
ANATD 1551 Gross Anatomy & Embryology I See More
ANATD 1552 Gross Anatomy & Embryology II See More
BIOCD 1501 Biochemistry I See More
BIOCD 1502 Biochemistry II See More
CLIND 1430 Research Design, Methods and Approaches See More
CLIND 1502 Foundations of Osteopathic Clinical Practice See More
CLIND 1503 Behavioral Health Assessment See More
CLIND 1552 Patient Symptom Presentations I See More
CLIND 1553 Patient Symptom Presentations II See More
CLIND 1554 Patient Symptom Presentations III See More
CLIND 1562 Physical Exam Skills I See More
CLIND 1563 Physical Exam Skills II See More
CLIND 1564 Physical Exam Skills III See More
CLIND 1603 Mental Illness and Treatments See More
CLIND 1652 Clinical Symptom Integration I See More
CLIND 1653 Clinical Symptom Integration II See More
CLIND 1654 Clinical Symptom Integration III See More
CLIND 1662 Simulated Patient Care I See More
CLIND 1663 Simulated Patient Care II See More
CLIND 1664 Simulated Patient Care III See More
CLIND 1710 and CLIND 1710ACLIND 1810 and CLIND 1810A CLIND 1710 and CLIND 1710A – Directed StudyCLIND 1810 and CLIND 1810A– Directed Study See More
CLIND 1702 Clinical Skills Assessment/EPA I (Fall) See More
CLIND 1703 Clinical Skills Assessment/EPA II (Spring) See More
CLIND 1804 Clinical Skills Assessment/EPA III (Summer) See More
CLIND 1805 Clinical Skills Assessment/EPA IV (Winter) See More
CLROD 1701 Selective Rotation See More
CLROD 1800 Elective Clinical Clerkships See More
CORED 1500A Interprofessional Healthcare Communication See More
CORED 1599 Interprofessional Education I See More
EMEDD 1805 Emergency Medicine Rotation See More
FMEDD 1702 Family Medicine Rotation See More
FMEDD 1802 Family Medicine Rotation See More
IMEDD 1702 Internal Medicine Rotation See More
IMEDD 1802A & 1802B Internal Medicine Rotations See More
MICRD 1652 Infectious Disease, Etiologic Agents and the Immune Response I See More
MICRD 1653 Infectious Disease, Etiologic Agents and the Immune Response II See More
OBGYD 1702 Obstetrics and Gynecology Rotation See More
OMEDD 1570 Principles of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine I See More
OMEDD 1571 Principles of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine II See More
OMEDD 1572 Principles of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine III See More
OMEDD 1670 Clinical Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine See More
OMEDD 1671 Clinical Osteopathic Medicine II See More
OMEDD 1672 Clinical Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine III See More
OMEDD 1801 Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Rotation See More
PATHD 1601 Pathology I See More
PATHD 1602 Pathology II See More
PATHD 1603 Pathology III See More
PEDID 1702 Pediatrics Rotation See More
PHARD 1670 Pharmacology I See More
PHARD 1671 Pharmacology II See More
PHARD 1672 Pharmacology III See More
PHYSD 1501 Physiology I See More
PHYSD 1502 Physiology II See More
PSYCD 1702 Psychiatry Rotation See More
SURGD 1702 and SURGD 1802 Surgery Rotations See More

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