106-108 credits
Introduction
This program is specifically designed for students who seek employment or graduate study in cellular biology, molecular biology, or biochemistry.
Faculty Advisors: Marion Brodhagen, David Leaf, Craig Moyer, Joann Otto, Lynn Pillitteri, Sandra Schulze, José Serrano-Moreno, Carol Trent, Heather Van Epps, Jeff Young
Biology Phase II status required for admission into 300- and 400-level biology courses for biology majors.
Admission and Declaration Process
The Biology Department has a two-step process for admission into our degree programs. Phase I students are students who have declared their intent to major in biology, and are in the process of completing the introductory biology and general chemistry series. Admission to Phase II is based on academic performance in the introductory courses. Students must have achieved an average grade of 2.9 or higher in their introductory biology and general chemistry courses before they can advance to Phase II and begin taking upper-division coursework.
Grade Requirements
A grade of C- or better is required for a student’s major courses.
