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Natural and Applied Sciences When you think about it, science is pretty cool. Imagine studying the human genome, working on a cure for cancer, or creating new medicines. How about saving lives? Not a bad gig.
Natural and Applied Sciences Programs General science, biology, biochemistry, chemistry, mathematics, physics, microbiology, psychology, computer sciences, environmental sciences, health sciences.
Natural and Applied Sciences Majors Although many students know what they want to take as their major before entering a university or college, most institutions do not allow you to officially declare your major until your sophmore year so that you experience a broad range of courses that will help you choose the most appropriate major.
Natural and Applied Sciences Accreditation There is no one national accrediting agency for all university and college natural and applied sciences programs in the United States. However, specific programs may be accredited or approved by national and/ or international discipline-specific bodies.
Natural and Applied Sciences School Rankings All university and college rankings have one other thing in common: they are a list of institutions and schools. Scanning the list might suggest a natural and applied sciences school that you had not considered or perhaps even heard of.
Preparing for Natural and Applied Sciences School If you are still in high school, and are thinking about taking natural or applied sciences, there are several additional things that you can do to prepare and increase your chances for being accepted.
Choosing a Natural and Applied Sciences School Speak with an admissions counselor or academic advisor: they have a thorough knowledge of the curriculum and study programs that can lend a perspective to your decisions, and sometimes lead you in new directions.
Applying to Natural and Applied Sciences Schools Students with a record of scholastic excellence in their first 3 years of high school may qualify for early enrollment, which involves a recommendation from your principal, approval from your parents as well as scores on academic tests. Some students, rather than being rejected outright, are "wait-listed" for a particular school and may be admitted if another student who was admitted decides not to attend.
