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Nov 23, 2024
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2022 - 2023 College Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Human and Molecular Biology Major, B.S.
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General Information:
Bachelor of Science
The Henry Robert Herold Chair of Biological Sciences, established to honor Dr. Herold, is funded by the Pfeiffer Foundation.
The Joe T. McKibben Chairs of Biological Sciences were established in 1998 to honor Dr. McKibben’s distinguished career and generous support of the College.
Students graduating with a degree in biology from College of the Ozarks will:
- attain a basic knowledge of life processes occurring at the molecular, cellular, organismal, population, and ecosystem levels (Academic);
- acquire skills in research using modern tools for gathering and analyzing data, communicating the results in written and oral formats, and critically analyzing the research of other scientists (Vocational);
- understand the processes and roles of science in perceiving God’s work in the ordered universe and perceive themselves as responsible stewards of the earth and its diversity of life (Christian);
- become knowledgeable, thoughtful, and active citizens of God’s Kingdom and our country and be able to apply critical thinking skills to make well-informed decisions about current scientific issues (Patriotic);
- be able to collect, evaluate, and communicate biological information and present it to the scientific community and the general public (Cultural).
Human and Molecular Biology Major Requirements: 54-55 credit hours
General Education Courses Specified by Major:
Required Major Courses: 36-37 credit hours
Choose One Biology Electives:
Required Collateral Courses: 18 credit hours
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