Biology Program
The Department of Biology at Orange County Community College offers students an excellent foundation for advanced study in all natural science disciplines and professional preparation for specialized training in a wide variety of career fields.
Students who find the study of biological sciences interesting will discover that a broad assortment of career opportunities abound in business, industry, government, teaching, publishing and applied research. Traditionally, students study the biological sciences because they wish to pursue careers as doctors, dentists, veterinarians, pharmacists, and independent researchers. An academic background in the biological sciences can be the key to entering careers and jobs in related areas such as: health professions, teaching, biotechnology, environmental science, marketing, promotion and sales of biological products, services or equipment.
The following is a list of biological courses offered:
- BIO-101 General Biology I
- BIO-102 General Biology II
- BIO-111 Anatomy & Physiology I
- BIO-112 Anatomy & Physiology II
- BIO-120 Biology for Today
- BIO-125 Nutrition
- BIO-148 Environmental Conservation
- BIO-143 Field Biology
- BIO-110 Introduction to Biology
- BIO-141 Diversity of Life
- BIO-123 Prehistoric Life
- BIO-201 Genetics
- BIO-202 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
- BIO-204 General Botany
- BIO-113 Neurobiology
- BIO-115 Human Biology
- BIO 146 - Avian Biology
- BIO 205 - General Ecology
