As a graduate with a bachelor’s in biology, you will be prepared for immediate healthcare, laboratory or government career or further study in graduate and professional schools. Here at Spalding, our biology major prepares you for the entry-level foundation of all things natural science-related, sparking curiosity and passion that will lead to effective change in the world.

Career Opportunities

To be considered for automatic admission to Spalding University, you must meet the following criteria:

2.50 or higher cumulative GPA or GED of 50 or higher

20 ACT score or 1030 on the SAT (combined critical reading and mathematics subscores). ACT/SAT test-optional admission with a 3.00 or higher GPA

Our undergraduate admission committee considers your total student profile. If you do not meet our automatic admission requirements, you may still be eligible for conditional admittance.

Request your official transcript and your ACT or SAT test scores. If your ACT/SAT scores are not included on your transcript, request those separately.

File your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Visit fafsa.gov to complete the online application. Spalding’s school code is 001960.

Once you’re admitted, visit Admitted Student Information. You can submit the non-refundable enrollment deposit—this secures your spot in our incoming class—and see your next steps in the enrollment process.

Admissions Option 2

Master

Natural Sciences

Biology

Spalding University is the home for students who want to earn a degree while engaging and serving the community. We put compassion into action every day with our mission-driven focus. We volunteer, teach, advocate, organize and give. Our students are active in the community, using their Spalding education to make the world better. We are a diverse community with a core commitment to inclusion, and we value our students, faculty, and staff from all walks of life. Begin your college journey with us and follow your passions.

Bachelor of Science in Biology

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