Grand Canyon University The College of Natural Sciences 24 courses 120 total credits
Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences prepares students for careers in a wide range of fields that utilize biological principles and provide the foundation to develop as scientists or biology professionals. Possible career paths include: technicians, naturalists, environmental education/outreach professionals, museum coordinators, conservation biologists, park rangers, Game and Fish professionals, zookeepers, and EPA, NRCS, USGS, or other government professionals. Students completing the Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences will understand and demonstrate competency in a broad body of knowledge that includes the Natural Sciences ionally competent graduates to enter the dynamic and highly n essential content knowledge and skills, our students develop abilities ation along with personal qualities such as social awareness, nt differentiators of the strongest candidates for either graduate school through our curricular and co-curricular activities to apply skills, ipate in multifaceted team projects; and to experience cross- the workplace and their future success. support throughout the curriculum and continuous opportunities for opportunity to develop the personal interactional qualities necessary to utor to the greater society. Such opportunities include participation in d developing an understanding of, or fully embracing, a Christian al worldview affects both the intention and the outcome of their domains of biology, chemistry, environmental sciences, ecology, and conservation.
| Total General Education | 34-40 credits |
| Total Biological Sciences Major | 64 credits |
| Total Electives | 16-22 credits |
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