Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology
The biochemistry, cell and molecular biology (BCMB) major is an interdisciplinary course of study with the Biology and Chemistry Departments. BCMB at Scranton includes the cutting edge topics of genomics (study of an organism’s entire genetic make-up), proteomics (study of the structure and functions of proteins) and bioinformatics (using technology to store and evaluate biological data).
Graduates with the BCMB major are prepared for advanced study, including medical school and research-based Ph.D. programs, or for biotechnical careers in the pharmaceutical, health or agricultural industries.
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On-line application
Application fee - $50
Official transcripts (with certified English translation) showing all secondary and post-secondary courses and grades
Official results of the TOEFL (minimum 80 ibt)
IELTS (minimum 6.5 overall band
GPA 3.4-3.9 (4.0 scale), 88-98 (100 scale)
SAT 1130-1300
ACT 24-29 (composite score)
Official results of the SAT I or ACT (optional). The University of Scranton Codes SAT and TOEFL: 2929 ACT: 3736 (NOTE: you must submit at least one of these tests.)
Letter of recommendation from an instructor
Certified confirmation of financial resources
Personal statement: Submit in the online application, email to admissions@scranton.edu.
Certification Of Finances Information - Undergraduate Students
For students pursuing undergraduate studies at The University of Scranton, your assured support for the first twelve (12) months of study should be at least US$68,139.00.
This total cost estimate consists of:
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TOTAL $68,139.00
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