Bachelor of Science in Biology - Cellular and Molecular

Cellular and molecular biologists study the structure, function, and interactions of the molecules within living cells. Encompassing fields such as biochemistry, genetics, developmental biology, histology, microbiology, pathology, and physiology, this specialization underpins all biological sciences. Cellular and molecular biology addresses questions such as: how do cells replicate themselves and grow How do cells acquire their specialized function When these processes go awry, what abnormalities or diseases result Focusing on cellular and molecular biology prepares students for careers in biotechnology, human medicine, regulation (whether food, drug, or environmental), veterinary medicine, and more.

High school GPA requirement: Equivalent to a minimum 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. For more information on equivalency calculations. Core course requirements: Along with the GPA requirement, students must complete a minimum set of high school core courses, including four years of English (or their native language), three years of science with at least two years of laboratory science in biology, chemistry, and/or physics, three years of mathematics including algebra and geometry, and two years of social studies.