91视频

The Associate in Science in Biology for Transfer at 91视频 prepares students to pursue seamlessly a bachelor鈥檚 degree at a CSU.

Life science majors include:

• Biology
• Zoology
• Botany
• Environmental Biology
• Marine Biology
• Molecular Biology
• Ecology
• Microbiology
• Pre-Med
• Wildlife Biology
• Fisheries
• Genetics

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鈥淐R was the perfect place to begin an education in biology. The faculty are motivated and inspiring and connected to an amazing scientific community in Humboldt county and beyond. Learning extends beyond the classroom into the field. I found that my education was much more meaningful  when I could see scientific processes happening all around me!鈥�

鈥擭alani Ludington
Humboldt State University, B.S. Zoology, 2013
Master鈥檚 candidate in Wildlife

鈥淭he science program at CR was a turning point in my academic and professional career. The strong scientific foundations I built in chemistry, zoology, botany, and math gave me a noticeable advantage in my classes at HSU where I graduated magna cum laude with a B.S. in biology. Furthermore, the  skill and dedication of the professors at CR has inspired me to pursue a career in science education.鈥�

鈥� Lena Pine-Campbell
Humboldt State University, B.S. Biology, 2014

鈥淚 developed a strong fundamental understanding of science at CR taking chemistry, botany, zoology, and more before transferring to HSU and graduating with honors with degrees in both botany and ecology. The knowledgeable, passionate CR science faculty provided a critical stepping stone to my ongoing academic pursuits.鈥�

鈥擝obby Shearer
Humboldt State University, B.S. Botany, B.S. Ecology, 2015

Academic

• Professors and Researchers: Teach and conduct research at universities and colleges.
• Museum Curators: Manage and curate collections of biological specimens.
• Laboratory Technicians: Assist scientists in conducting research experiments.

Government and Non-Profit Organizations

• Environmental Scientists: Work to protect the environment and conserve natural resources.
• Wildlife Biologists: Study and manage wildlife populations.
• Public Health Officials: Work to prevent and control diseases.
• Conservation Biologists: Protect endangered species and their habitats.

Business and Industry

• Biotechnologists: Develop new products and technologies based on biological research.
• Pharmaceutical Scientists: Research and develop new drugs and medical treatments.
• Food Scientists: Develop new food products and ensure food safety.
• Agricultural Scientists: Improve agricultural practices and develop new crops.

Other Fields

• Forensic Scientists: Analyze biological evidence in criminal investigations.
• Medical Scientists: Conduct research on human health and disease.
• Veterinarians: Provide healthcare services to animals.
• Science Writers and Communicators: Communicate scientific information to the public.