Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience and Behavior

The brain arguably represents the only object on earth with complexity that is greater than the sum of its parts. Neuroscience incorporates diverse aspects of science including biology, psychology, chemistry, physics, computer science and medicine. Furthermore, our understanding of the brain influences nearly all aspects of society ranging from art, to criminal justice to health care. The Bachelor of Science degree in Neuroscience and Behavior, provides comprehensive training in the foundations of modern neuroscience. Graduates from this program are prepared for diverse careers including medical school or other health care related fields, graduate school, clinical counseling and education. Both medical degree or Integrative Biology and Neuroscience Ph.D. are offered at FAU.

Students who are in 12th grade and applying for admission immediately following high school graduation.Students who graduated high school and did not earn more than 11 college credits after graduation.GPA- 3.0SAT/ACT required.A minimum SAT score of 990 is required for all freshman students applying for Freshman degree seeking status first the first intake. All students with lower scores may be considered for the Global Academic Track.The Classic Learning Test may be taken in lieu of the SAT/ACT.