THE MARQUETTE ADVANTAGE

DO SOMETHING RARE. All Marquette biological sciences majors take at least three courses taught entirely in the lab by a professor, not teaching assistants — an opportunity few national research universities provide their undergraduates.

CONDUCT INDEPENDENT RESEARCH. You have the opportunity to work as an undergraduate in a special senior lab — where you call the shots — under the guidance of your faculty mentor. And you can also present your findings at regional or national conferences.

TAILOR ELECTIVES TO YOUR GOALS. One of the strengths of this major is its flexibility. Concentrate on the body by taking courses from molecular biology to system physiology, or take a different approach by studying ecology, plant biology and microbiology.

HUMAN BIOLOGY. Designed just for Marquette's physical therapy students, the human biology major focuses primarily on human physiological systems.

HOW WILL YOU SPEND YOUR SUMMER VACATION? How about a research experience for undergraduates? Marquette offers a 10-week summer program where you can do exciting research — in areas such as microbiology, developmental biology, cell biology, molecular biology, plant biology, neurobiology and vertebrate physiology — and get paid
handsomely for it.