The student has successfully completed many classes across education, biology, chemistry, physics, math, and other subjects. In education, they have taken 14 classes including field experience, classroom management, and assessment. In biology, they have taken 18 classes spanning genetics, zoology, botany, and more. They have also taken chemistry, physics, math, theology, literature, arts, and social science classes. Many of the science classes included both lectures and laboratories.

1. Successfully Completed Classes:
Education:
- Field Experience 1
- Field Experience 2
- Field Experience 3
- Field Experience 4 (in Progress)
- Introduction to technology in education
- Psychology of Learning
- Adolescent Literacy
- Curriculum and Instruction in the
Middle/Secondary School
- Intercultural Studies for Educators
- Classroom Management
- Introduction to Exceptional Education
- Science Curriculum and Methods
- Educational Measurement and
Assessment (in progress)
- Teaching Theatre Methods
Biology:
- Molecular and Physiological
Microbiology; lecture and laboratory (in
progress)
- Vertebrate Zoology; lecture and
laboratory (in progress)
- Biology Senior Research I
- Biology Senior Research II (in
progress)
- Genetics; Lecture and laboratory
- Cell and Molecular Biology; Lecture
and laboratory
- Invertebrate Zoology; lecture and
laboratory
- Biology literature and seminar
- Biology Seminar I
- Biology Seminar II
- Botany
- Environmental Science; Lecture and
Laboratory
- Biological Principles I; lecture and
laboratory
- Biological Principles II; lecture and
laboratory
- Biology Concepts; Lecture and
Laboratory
Chemistry:
- Analytical Chemistry; lecture and
laboratory
- Organic Chemistry I; Lecture and
Laboratory
- Organic Chemistry II; Lecture and
Laboratory
- Principles of Chemistry I; lecture and
laboratory
- Principles of Chemistry II; lecture and
laboratory
Other Science Classes:
- University Physics I; Lecture and
Laboratory
- University Physics II; Lecture and
Laboratory
- Environmental Geology; Lecture and
Laboratory
- Introduction to Meteorology
Math Classes:
- Introduction to Probability and
Statistics
- Pre-Calculus
- College Algebra
Other Classes:
- The Religious Imagination: Theology
and the Arts
- American Literature to 1865
- Philosophy: The Examined Life
- Argumentative and Research Writing
- Art Fundamentals
- Psychology: Human Development
- World Musics
- American Government
- Introduction to Christian Theology
- Fundamentals of Speech
- Writing-Based Inquiry Seminar
- Psychology 101
- Sociology 101
- Early Civilization
- US History to 1877
- Chamber Singers (multiple times)
- Introduction to Spanish 1