Biology - Cornell College

Biology from Cornell College is a Campus Bachelor Biology degree that prepares you for a Science career. The best way to learn science is to do it. In the field and the in the lab, our students gain scientific skills through direct experience as they examine life at levels ranging from molecules to ecosystems. Cornell's One-Course-At-A-Time (OCAAT) schedule allows students to practice ?real-time? science that could not fit into the limited time available in other academic calendars. In our biology courses, students: make frequent field trips to local wetlands, prairies, woods, etc carry out molecular analyses in class grow cells and test their responses to drugs learn anatomy in our own cadaver lab design and implement ecological experiments participate in community service projects The block plan also offers extraordinary opportunities for extended off-campus learning. Courses such as Ecology, Entomology, and Plant Morphology are taught at the Wilderness Field Station in northern Minnesota. Other recent courses have traveled to the Estuarine Field Station in Georgia and to the Missouri Botanical Garden. Summer research, independent projects, and internships build practical skills in studies ranging from neuroscience, to local turtles, to rainforest plant/insect interrelationships. See our research and faculty pages for examples of recent and ongoing projects. View more details on Cornell College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Biology courses.