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If you're graduating this spring and interested in biodiversity, the Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County has a program for those who completed a bachelor's degree but lack substantial scientific research experience.
Link: etap.nsf.gov/award/736/op...
Also, always check your Student Center after enrollment to make sure the courses will count. Contact your advisor ASAP if the course isn't where you think it should be.
12.11.2024 03:29 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Your GE requirements depend on when you start and CSULB webpages sometimes gives misleading information (e.g., listing courses that count for some students, but not for others). Current GE requirements can be found at this link:
www.csulb.edu/student-reco...
Bio 300 and 301 are GE courses for non-majors.
Biology majors cannot take these courses.
All CSULB students have to take an upper division category B GE course. General biology majors don't need to worry about this requirement because Bio 370, required of all majors, is an upper division category B GE course.
19.10.2024 05:51 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
If you're considering a PA (physician's assistant) career, always check the pre-reqs for the PA schools you're considering applying to. The biology major covers most of the courses, but there are a few not automatically included. Schools vary, but these are the most common extra science pre-reqs.
19.10.2024 05:23 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Be aware that Bio 342 and Bio 345 are mutually exclusive - once you take one of these, you can't take the other.
- Bio 342 is best for educational, public health, and medical post-bacc plans.
- Bio 345 is best for ecological, environmental, and veterinary medicine post-bacc plans.
Carter's advising page:
home.csulb.edu/~acarter3/ad...
CNSM advising center:
web.csulb.edu/colleges/cns...
Biology department website:
www.csulb.edu/biological-s...
CSULB Beach Wellness:
www.csulb.edu/student-affa...
