Biology 252:
Fundamentals of Human Anatomy and Physiology

Because of the continuously high demand for this course among a variety of majors, the following information should be read by all considering enrolling in Biology 252 now or in the future.

An explanation of registration:

Registration for this course has changed. There will no longer be separate registration for lecture and lab.

• Lectures are on MWF 12-12:50am (Johnson) or TR 9:30-10:45 (Ingraham)
• Labs meet once a week at the following times:
  • MTWRF, 1-3:40pm
  • MTWR, 5-7:50pm
  • MTWR, 9-11:50am

Sections 021-039 and 065-068 are RESTRICTED to select majors*

Sections 041 & 051 are RESTRICTED to continuing studies

• * Restricted non-biology majors for sections 021-029/031-039 include:
  • Nursing (NURS)
  • Pharmacy (PHAR, PHRD)
  • Nutrition (NUTR)
  • Radiologic Science (RADI)
  • Applied Science: Biomedical engineering (BMME)

Please consult the chart below to choose a lab:

		Lecture
		MWF at 12pm or TR at 9:30am
Lab Day	Lab Tine	MWF	TR	MWF*	TR*	MWF	TR
M	1-3:50pm	001	011	021	031	-	-
M	5-7:50pm	002	012	022	032	041	051
T	1-3:50pm	003	013	023	033	-	-
T	5-7:50pm	004	014	024	034	-	-
W	1-3:50pm	005	015	025	035	-	-
W	5-7:50pm	006	016	026	036	-	-
R	1-3:50pm	007	017	027	037	-	-
R	5-7:50pm	008	018	028	038	-	-
F	1-3:50pm	009	019	029	039	-	-

NEW!!! 9am labs:

		Lecture
		MWF at 12pm or TR at 9:30am
Lab Day	Lab Tine	MWF	TR	MWF*	TR*
M	9-11:50am	-	061	-	065
T	9-11:50am	062	-	066	-
W	9-11:50am	-	062	-	067
R	9-11:50am	064	-	068	-

What if I can’t get in?

This course always fills up. Fast. We simply do not have enough lab seats to accommodate all interested students.

What are your options:

1. Wait list: the university registrar’s waitlist will now be used as in most other courses on campus. Additionally, all open seats in the restricted sections will become available to students with exceptional circumstances once the semester has begun.
    
2. Try next semester or in the summer
    
3. Enroll at other institutions. There are several excellent A&P courses offered by community colleges and other private and public institutions. A list of these schools are listed below:

• Alamance Community College - 336-578-2002
  http://www.alamance.cc.nc.us/
  8 credit hours total –
  2 semesters, Part I and Part II
  Prerequisites: AP credit or completed Intro course
  Course Offering: Day and Night courses all semesters- summer courses Day only
  Highly Demanded course
  


• Duke University - 919-984-8111
  http://www.duke.edu/
  Interinstitutional enrollment contact UNC Registrar
  Or April Hutchinson at Duke University 919-684-4293
  


• Durham Technical Community College - 919-686-3300
  http://www.durhamtech.edu/
  4 credit hours – 6 hours weekly
  2 semesters – Biol. 163 select systems or Biol. 168 and 169 all systems
  Prerequisites: High School Biology within 5 yrs. Or Biol 92 Intro to Anatomy and Physiology and Chem. 94 Intro Chemistry
  Course Offering: Spring semester Jan. 14 thru mid May and fall semesters. Mid Aug. thru Dec.20
  


• North Carolina Central University - 919-530-6100
  www.nccu.edu
  7 credit hours total
  2 semesters, 4 credit Biol. 1610 (I) and 3 credit Biol. 1620 (II) both include lab
  Prerequisites: Biol. 1100 General Biology or Biol. 1300 Molecular and Cell Function
  Course Offering: Offered both spring semester Jan. 7 and fall semester Aug. 20
  


• North Carolina State University - 919-515-2011
  http://www.ncsu.edu/
  4 credit hours
  1 semester, 4 credit hours Zoo. 212 Basic Human Anatomy and Physiology
  Prerequisites: Biol. 183 Intro Biology
  Course Offering: Summer I only May 19 – course required by NC state students
  Highly demanded course.