BA/BS in Cell/Cellular Biology and Anatomical Sciences

This major focuses on life at the cellular level, including DNA, proteins and cellular processes. Students gain research experience in modern laboratories and learn skills at the meeting point of biology and technology. Courses also prepare students for careers across the health sciences, and elective choices can be tailored toward those goals. The bachelor of science is housed in the Department of Biology and takes four years in person, with 120 semester credits. Prospective students can use the program page to request more information or start an application. Costs are not given on that page, so applicants are pointed to the university's undergraduate cost of attendance resource for current expenses. The page also outlines degree requirements, learning goals and course information, which lets applicants review what the major involves before they apply. Advisers and faculty in the department can answer further questions about the curriculum.