Program Overview
The Bachelor’s in Natural Science Program (B.S., B.A.) consists of core courses that provide you with a strong foundation for advanced study. The program aims to equip you as a competitive candidate for entrance to the nation’s top graduate and professional schools.
The program’s Biochemical Science option is designed for students planning to enroll in post-graduate (M.S., Ph.D.) or professional school (e.g., medical or pharmacy school) or begin a career in industrial, agricultural or environmental chemistry.
The Disease and Human Health option is designed for students planning to enroll in a graduate program in epidemiology and public health or professional school in medical or human health care.
The Biological Science option is for students who intend to enroll in a graduate or professional school (e.g., medical or veterinary school).
Finally, the Wildlife Ecology option is for those interested in careers in conservation management, environmental science, resource management and other wildlife-related fields in governmental agencies or nongovernmental organizations.
Why Apply?
The bachelor’s in natural science program consists of core courses emphasizing all aspects of the biological sciences. The program gives you a strong foundation for upper-division courses. It also offers student-led independent investigations, research mentorships and training in experimental biology and experimental chemistry. You’ll perform research in small groups under the direction of faculty.
Program Type: Major
Program Level: Undergraduate
Degree: Bachelor of Science
School: School of Arts & Sciences
Program Location: On-Campus
Program Study Mode: Full-time
Program Duration: 4 Years
