Apply to CSU Pueblo
Complete the CSU Pueblo undergraduate application and submit the information requested through the admissions process.
Start your path toward a Biology degree built around scientific discovery, hands-on learning, research, and preparation for careers and advanced study.
Biology is an exceptionally broad field with many areas of study. CSU Pueblo's undergraduate Biology program provides students with a versatile foundation across major areas of biology while allowing students to select coursework that supports their individual interests and goals.
Biology students can prepare for careers and advanced study in education, research, government, health and medical fields, environmental science, and many other areas.
Getting started is straightforward. Apply to CSU Pueblo, explore the Biology program, and connect with faculty and advisors as you begin planning your academic path.
Complete the CSU Pueblo undergraduate application and submit the information requested through the admissions process.
Review the Biology BS program, concentration areas, courses, and hands-on learning opportunities.
Connect with Biology faculty and academic advising to begin building a degree plan around your academic and career goals.
CSU Pueblo considers several factors when determining a student's academic preparation for undergraduate study.
Students interested in pre-professional pathways are strongly encouraged to begin planning early. Specialized advisors can help students understand the undergraduate coursework that may provide the foundation needed for later admission to professional programs.
Advisor information is available through the Department of Biology in Life Sciences 210 (LS 210).
Contact the Biology DepartmentThe breadth of Biology gives students opportunities to shape their coursework toward the areas that interest them most.
Explore specialized Biology pathways in areas such as biomedical, cellular and molecular, environmental, and teacher preparation.
Build practical scientific skills through laboratory work, field experiences, faculty mentorship, and research.
Use your Biology education to prepare for employment, graduate study, professional school, or other scientific and health-related opportunities.