Bachelors in biology in Clark university

The earth is home to an enormously diverse range of species. Biologists not only try to explain the origins of this diversity, but also investigate how organisms function at the molecular, cellular, organismal, population and ecosystem levels. Over the last decade new analytical tools have provided novel ways to do this, and as a Biology major at Clark you can be an active part of this process. In addition to hands-on learning about living systems during coursework, you will have an opportunity to investigate them for yourself through independent research with faculty, internships, and/or LEEP projects.

First-year Common Application, Secondary school report: along with an official high school transcript, Teacher evaluation form, SAT/ACT scores, Results from any national examinations (e.g., A levels, GCSE, WASSCE, CBSE, ISCE, CXC, CAPE, etc.), Proof of English proficiency TOEFL iBT (80 or higher overall and 15 or higher on every section), or IELTS (6.5 or higher overall and 6.0 or higher on every section), or SAT Critical Reading, SAT Evidence-Based Reading (600 or higher)and Writing section (650 or higher), ACT Reading section scores (26 or higher).

Higher education lecturer, Microbiologist, Nature conservation officer, Pharmacologist, Physician associate, Research scientist (life sciences), Research scientist (medical), Secondary school teacher, Soil scientist

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