Bachelor of Arts in Biology

Course offerings in the Biology curriculum are designed to (1) provide pre-professional training for students planning careers in the biological sciences, dentistry, medicine, and other health sciences, (2) prepare students for teaching biology or science in the elementary or secondary school, and (3) provide the basic foundation for graduate study in biology. The Biology program at Dallas Baptist University is designed to produce knowledgeable individuals who have an understanding of the foundational biological tenets of God's creation. The academic information is presented in a Christian context to enhance the students' ability to become responsible, professional, and caring citizens in society. The Biology program seeks to meet the following goals to provide courses with content appropriate for forming a strong foundation in biology- To meet the needs of students who are preparing for vocations in the health field and environmental science. To provide the necessary foundation for students intending to continue in graduate work in biology. To meet the needs of those preparing for a teaching career with biology as a teaching field. To provide skills needed by those students who elect biology as a major in order to prepare for employment in a biologically related field. To graduate students from the program who are well prepared and who reflect the proficiencies of the field. To enable students to make wise ethical and moral decisions concerning issues that affect humans and their environment.

Official School Records with a minimum 2.5 GPA on the US 4-point scale. Official school records not in English must be accompanied by a word-for-word translation to English. Official high school transcript including school stamp and/or administrator’s signature, and date of graduation. It must be sent directly from the school via email, electronic portal, or in a sealed envelope bearing the school's logo. Official scores of either the ACT, CLT (Classic Learning Test), or the SAT. Official copies of dual credit transcripts from all colleges in which the student has enrolled. These must be submitted before an admission file can be considered complete.