BA/BS in Biology, General

The Bachelor of Science in Biology gives students real research experience through an internship with a company aligned with their goals or an independent project with a faculty mentor. The coursework can also qualify students to move into the hospital-based medical laboratory science pathway after the third year. Graduates have been employed at pharmaceutical firms, research facilities, universities and hospitals across the region, and careers include biologist, quality control technician, health educator and science teacher. Students may also spend a semester or summer interning in Washington, D.C. through The Washington Center. Admission is rolling. Career advising, internship access and job-search help come from the university's career office, while the financial services team walks applicants through FAFSA, payment plans and tuition deferment. The university is accredited by its regional accreditor, the Middle States Commission.