College of Sciences

The College of Sciences is committed to providing a high quality undergraduate educational experience to those students seeking degrees offered within its two departments. A Bachelor of Science degree can be earned in Biology, Chemistry, Dental Hygiene, Medical Laboratory Science, Nursing, Psychology, and Speech Pathology and Audiology. In addition to general classes, which are open to all students, the College of Sciences offers teacher education programs that may be designated in Biology, General Science, and Mathematics. A student may also pursue the Associate in Science in Dental Hygiene. Students pursuing one of the teaching specializations must consult an advisor in the specialization and in the Department of Professional Education. To obtain information related to a specific program, interested students should contact the program director to schedule an appointment.

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• Biology: Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology (B.S.)
• Biology: Environmental Stewardship and Education (B.S.)
• Biology: General Biology (B.S.)
• Biology: Microbiology (B.S.)
• Biology: Human Biology (B.S.)
• Biology: Pre-Medicine (B.S.)
• Biology: Pre-Professional (B.S.)
• Biology: Pre-Veterinary (B.S.)
• Biology: WLU/WVU D.E.A.P. (B.S.)
• Biology: 3+2 Human Biology Major/Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (B.S.)
• Biology: 3+2: Bachelor of Science/Master of Science (B.S./M.S.)
• Chemistry (B.S.)
• Dental Hygiene (A.S.)
• Dental Hygiene (B.S.)
• Medical Laboratory Science (B.S.)
• Nursing (B.S.)
• Nursing: BA/BS to BSN (B.S.)
• Nursing: RN to BSN (RN-BSN)
• Psychology (B.S.)
• Psychology 3+3: Bachelor of Science/Master of Clinical Psychology
• Speech Pathology and Audiology (B.S.)