Academic Planning Tools
This tool below can be used to create a personalized plan for the degrees listed. Check this page frequently as we will be adding more plans in the months to come.
These templates are for planning purposes ONLY and do not replace an official degree plan. For official plans or questions about your degree plan or this tool, please contact the CORE.
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BS in Biomedical Sciences
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BS in Biochemistry
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BS in Cellular and Molecular Biochemistry
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BS in Chemistry
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BS in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
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BS in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 7-12 Life Science Concentration
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BS in Environmental Science with a Biology Concentration
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BS in Environmental Science with a Chemistry Concentration
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BS in Environmental Science with a Geoscience Concentration
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BS in Environmental Science with a Hydroscience Concentration
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BS in Forensic Science
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BS in Geological Sciences with a Geoscience Concentration
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BS in Geological Sciences with a Geophysics Concentration
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BS in Geological Sciences with a Earth Information Science Concentration
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BS in Mathematics
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BS in Mathematics with a 7-12 Math Concentration
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BS in Mathematics with a 7-12 Math/Physics Concentration
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BS in Mathematics with a Actuarial Science Concentration
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BS in Mathematics with a Applied Mathematics Concentration
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BS in Mathematics with a Data Science Concentration
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BS in Microbiology
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BS in Neuroscience
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BS in Physics
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BS in Physics with a 7-12 Physics/Math Concentration
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BS in Physics with a Applied Physics Concentration
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BS in Physics with a Atmospheric Physics Concentration
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BS in Physics with a Medical Physics Concentration
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BS in Physics with a Pre-Med Concentration
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BA in Biological Sciences
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Student Resources
Degree Evaluations
How to Check Your Classification
CLICK HERE for instructions on how to generate an unofficial transcript and find out your classification. Note that classification is determined by the total number of hours you have earned (both UTEP and transfer combined) regardless of whether they apply to your degree or not. The hours you are currently registered for do not apply to this total.
Upper Division Free Choice Electives
Here you will find a list of example courses you can take if you have Upper Division Free Choice Electives on your degree plan. This primarily applies to Biology Students with a Biomedical Concentration (area C6 on degree plan), Biomedical Sciences majors (area C6 on degree plan), Microbiology majors (area C4 on degree plan), or Neuroscience majors (area E on degree plan). If you have questions on whether you have the ability to take any free electives, please speak with your advisor.
Major Electives
- For BS in Biological Sciences - Biomedical Concentration OR BS in Biomedical Sciences ONLY
- These courses can be used toward the 19 hours listed under Section B of your degree plan EXCLUDING the ones already required by the degree. For those students on the NEW template, these courses go toward Sections C4 (Upper Division, 3000 or 4000 level only) and C5 (Any level).
- These courses can be used toward the 19 hours listed under Section B of your degree plan EXCLUDING the ones already required by the degree. For those students on the NEW template, these courses go toward Sections C4 (Upper Division, 3000 or 4000 level only) and C5 (Any level).
- Cellular and Molecular Biochemistry (CBCH), Microbiology (MICR), and Neuroscience - Biology Track (NEUR) ALL have eligible major electives listed ON the degree plan itself.
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Courses for a MINOR in Biological Sciences
Major Maps/Degree Flowcharts
You can utilize these major maps/degree flowcharts to guide you on what other activities (aside from taking courses) you should participate in to enrich your college experience. You can find these major maps here. These major maps are for planning purposes only and can give you an idea of what to expect regarding your trajectory. However, you should work with your assigned advisor to tailor your university experience based on your needs, intended career path, or any specific circumstances affecting your education.
