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OR Option V Possess a minimum of a bachelor's degree None None in environmental health from an institution required required approved by the committee which includes: One year of lecture and laboratory coursework in each of the following: General Chemistry General Physics General Biological Science And One semester course in each of the following: Calculus or College Algebra Organic Chemistry General Microbiology with Laboratory Public Administration or Environmental Health Administration Epidemiology Statistics Field Orientation Course in Environmental Health And Fifteen semester units of environmental health science courses selected from the following: water quality, waste management, food and consumer protection, housing and institution sanitation, vector control, recreational health, air quality, milk and dairy products, occupational health, electromagnetic radiation, noise control, toxicology, soil science, or land use development. All basic science coursework including mathematics shall be equal to that acceptable in an approved environmental health degree program.* *NOTE: A basic science is a course that provides the student an understanding of the fundamental principles of the subject. Science courses must normally be acceptable to a science degree. Courses designed only for liberal arts, general education, or non- science degrees are not acceptable. Remedial mathematics and science courses are not acceptable as meeting the basic science requirements. Credit will not be allowed for more than one course with essentially the same content. The general sciences must be integrative courses that include those principles essential to the overall discipline. The remaining basic science courses may be limited to one or more divisions within the discipline and may be more descriptive in their approach. College algebra is a course for which intermediate algebra or trigonometry shall normally be a prerequisite. u