You’re not required to have a minor for this degree.
If you’d like to add a minor, talk with your advisor.
You’re not required to have a minor for this degree.
If you’d like to add a minor, talk with your advisor.
First, become a Bear: Apply to Missouri State.
Then, before completing 30 credit hours, follow these steps:
When you declare your major in biomedical sciences, you maintain pre-major status until you meet all admission requirements.
Bachelor of Science
The comprehensive major in Biomedical Sciences, is a rigorous and selective program in the sciences that prepares academically-serious students for:
Because of sequential prerequisites, limited course offerings, and tight course scheduling, students seeking formal admission to the degree program must begin to plan their program with a Biomedical Sciences advisor in the School of Health Sciences early during their freshman year.
Formal admission to the Biomedical Sciences major requires:
Total Credit Hours: 44-50
Other electives may be selected with advisor approval. At least 10 of these elective hours must carry a BMS course code.
Other electives may be selected with advisor approval. At least 13 of these elective hours must carry a BMS course code.
Other electives may be selected with advisor approval. At least 10 of these elective hours must carry a BMS course code.
Total Credit Hours: 80-89
Eligible students in this major may apply to the Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences program. Refer to the Graduate Catalog for more information. Refer to Undergraduate Students Taking Graduate Classes for additional information and procedures for obtaining permission for Mixed Credit.
In your senior year, you’ll take the Area Concentration Achievement Test (ACAT).
The biomedical sciences program administers this test in late April and late November. There is no cost for this test.