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As a biochemistry and molecular biology major, you’ll have the opportunity to work with top researchers in the field and present your findings in peer-reviewed journals and conferences. When you graduate, you’ll be ahead of the pack and well on your way to a fulfilling and fascinating career in the life sciences. Need-based departmental scholarships are available.
90%
medical/professional school acceptance rate for LVC pre-health professions students
7
LVC biochem/molecular bio graduates have received NIH fellowships in the last 14 years
Biochemistry and molecular biology graduates pursue careers in medicine, life science research, pharmaceutical sciences, bioanalytical chemistry, and microbiology, among other interesting career choices.
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Physician
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Molecular Biologist
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Veterinarian
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Biotechnologist
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Epidemiologist
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Research Scientist
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Professor
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Dentist
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Food and Drug Researcher
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Agricultural Scientist
In Their Words
LVC pushed me to think beyond the normal thought process. This not only challenged me, but also taught me to challenge my abilities in the real-world to do more and do better.
Heather Tran Smail
’14,
Manager, Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories
It is somewhat surreal to be where I am now with two degrees and a full-time position. I always thought that this level of success was achievable, and now that I have reached this point, I look back and see just how much LVC helped me reach my goals.
Amy Evans
’16,
Forensic Scientist and DNA Technician, Dover Air Force Base
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