Overview
Genetics and Molecular Biotechnology (GNBT) is the field of science dealing with ....
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Change of Major Criteria for GNBT
To declare a major, student must be in good academic standing (quarter and cumulative GPAs at 2.0 and above). Life Science Core GPA must be 2.0 or higher with a C- or better in all life science core classes. If upper-division courses have been taken, a minimum upper-division GPA of a 2.0 is required. Must be able to complete the degree within 216 units. AP/IB units or transfer units earned prior to graduating high school are excluded when determining unit range for change of major criteria and 216 unit maximum. Students with more than 164 units have been earned, may require consultation with the Plant Biology Undergraduate Faculty Advisor. and Divisional Dean's approval to declare. Freshman (up to 44.9 units)
Sophomore (45 - 89.9 units)
Junior (90 - 134.9 units)
Senior (135 units & above)
Completion of...
- CHEM 001A
- CHEM 01LA
- MATH 007A/ 009A
Completion of all previously listed criteria and the following:
- CHEM 001B
- CHEM 01LB
- CHEM 001C
- CHEM 01LC
- BIOL 005A
- BIOL 05LA
- BIOL 005B
- MATH 007B/009B
- WRIT 010*
- WRIT 020*
- WRIT 030*
* grade of C or better
Completion of all previously listed criteria and the following courses with a grade of C- or better
- CHEM 008A
- CHEM 08LA
- PHYS 002A
- PHYS 02LA
- BIOL 104*
*grade of C or better
Completion of all previously listed criteria and the following courses with a grade of C- or better
- BCH 100 or BCH 110A
- Upper Division Science GPA in major required courses must be a 2.0 or higher
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Additional Information About the GNBT Major
GNBT Additional Documents
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Course Planning Materials
GNBT Degree Summary Sheets
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GNBT Major Requirements Informational Sheet
GNBT Sample Four-Year Course Plan
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GNBT Schedule of Course Offerings
GNBT Academic Advisors
CNAS Professional Academic Advisors provide students with individual guidance throughout their academic careers at UCR and help them achieve realistic academic goals. Professional Academic Advisors can assist you with declaring or changing your major or minor, course repeats, the process for taking courses outside of UCR, taking a leave from UCR, and questions about withdrawing or readmitting to UCR.
GNBT Lead Faculty Advisor
A Lead Faculty Advisor is assigned for each major. Faculty advisors are available to assist students with guidance regarding graduate or professional school, opportunities to participate in research, independent study, or internships. Faculty advisors also may provide students with advice and mentoring regarding career goals.