Associate of Science, Biological Sciences: 2008-2009 Catalog Programs of Study |
Biological Sciences
Associate of Science
The biological sciences emphasis is designed to equip students with basic and applied knowledge in general biology with an emphasis in critical thinking, bioethical issues, a basic understanding of science and its methods, and laboratory and analytical skills related to the field of biology. Students are prepared to pursue studies in the fields of, but not limited to, biology, environmental studies, pre-health care, biochemistry, biotechnology, or as preparation for a teaching career.
Salary: $51,057–$68,655 / year (Nevada)
Career Outlook: Average growth through 2014. Biochemists anf biophysicists are expected to grow faster than average
Good To Know: For advancement, some fields require graduate degrees
WNC Academic Division: For more information about this program of study, please contact the Science, Mathematics & Engineering Division.
Total Requirements: 63 credits
Note: EPY 150 is strongly recommended but not required for graduation. PHYS 180/180L and 181/181L are acceptable in lieu of PHYS 151 & 152. MATH 152 is required for a bachelor's degree in biology at University of Nevada, Reno. It is recommended that students pursuing other areas in science take MATH 182.
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