Biological Sciences Undergraduates
**UNDERGRADUATE BIOLOGY MAJORS**
As you're waiting for classes to start, think about applying for a Biology Scholarship. Information is available on the Department of Biological Sciences Scholarship page.
Applications should be submitted online at the Tiger Scholarship Manager accessible through the myÃÛÌÒµ¼º½ portal. Additional information on how and where to apply can be found on the University Scholarship Website www.memphis.edu/scholarships.
Undergraduate Information
Selecting courses, advising prior to registration, providing information regarding
college and university requirements, transfer programs, and guiding students along
the path to graduation and beyond are just a few of the services provided by the Biology Advising and Resource Center (BARC).
All Biology majors that have completed CHEM 1110/1111 should come to the BARC for
advising, unless they have arranged for a faculty advisor. Students that have not
yet successfully passed CHEM 1110/1111 are generally seen by advisors in the ACC-Academic Advising Center.
All students should come to the BARC for general information on Biology Permits, Degree Requirements, and Career Information.
Biology Major (B.S.)
Students who earn a B.S. in Biology should attain the following objectives: (a) possession of a fundamental understanding of biology spanning from the subcellular to the ecosystem level; (b) the ability to compete successfully for admission to graduate and professional programs and for entry level employment that utilizes the knowledge and training acquired during their academic program; (c) development of skills in analysis, synthesis, and quantitative reasoning that are essential in hypothesis testing, critical thinking, interpretation of scientific data, and written and oral communication.
