Prepare Yourself for a Rewarding Career in a Clinical Setting with a Biomedical Sciences Major
If you’ve ever dreamed of diving deep into the human body’s mysteries, studying how diseases work, or even maybe one day helping people by creating new medicines or treatments, then this program might be right for you. Our Bachelor of Science (BS) in Biomedical Sciences – Pre-Clinical is designed to help you establish a strong foundation in the medical sciences. This program is all about preparing you for careers in medical and health-related fields or for further studies in medical school or physician assistant (PA) school.
Pursue your calling toward clinical fields by gaining the preparation needed through the bachelor’s degree in pre-clinical biomedical sciences. Choosing to embark on an educational journey at Liberty University can be one of the most rewarding decisions you make. You can acquire a wealth of knowledge, grow as a person, and take a significant step toward making a positive difference in the world through our biomed degree.
Award-Winning Campus
At Liberty, you’ll find an affordable, high-quality education that equips students like you for the real world. Our commitment to excellence helped us rank as the #4 Best College Campus in America by Niche.com. Earning your degree from a nonprofit university with state-of-the-art resources like ours can help set you apart from your peers.
Why Choose Liberty’s BS in Biomedical Sciences – Pre-Clinical Degree?
Taught from a Christian worldview, our program in bioscience can immerse you in robust training designed to afford you the values, knowledge, and skills necessary to pursue graduate education in a medical doctor, PA, or other clinically oriented program following graduation. You can learn how to positively contribute to your community and impact the world for Christ – both as a new graduate and as a full-fledged professional.
At Liberty, you’ll have access to cutting-edge labs and technology. Imagine being in a place where you can do experiments and studies using some of the best tools out there! It’s like having a sneak peek into the future of science and medicine. Our professors aren’t just people who teach; they care about you and your dreams. They can share their vast knowledge with you, guide you on your journey, and even help you when things get tough.
One thing that sets Liberty apart is its strong sense of community and faith. It’s not just about studying; it’s about growing, both in knowledge and spirit. At Liberty, you can make lifelong friends and find a supportive community that believes in your dreams.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does “biomedical sciences” mean?
What does “pre-med” mean?
What can you do with a biomedical sciences degree?
How long is the pre-med program?
Can you get into medical school with a bachelor’s degree in biomedical sciences?
What Will You Learn in Our Undergraduate Pre-Clinical Biomed Degree?
Biomedical sciences is all about understanding the human body, diseases, and how to help people lead healthier lives. As a future medical professional, you need to understand the human body inside and out. You can learn about all the systems, from the nervous system that makes us think and feel to the circulatory system that keeps our heart pumping. Courses will also cover cell biology, biochemistry, microbiology, and more.
The pre-clinical track can help you expand your knowledge and complete some of the entrance requirements for medical school, PA school, and other clinical graduate programs. Within the program, you’ll be immersed in specialized training deeply anchored in Christian values. This specialization offers hands-on experiences in state-of-the-art labs, the invaluable opportunity to complete an internship, and the flexibility of elective courses, all designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills that can pave the way for success in clinical graduate programs and your subsequent medical career.
Review the Degree Completion Plan and check out our featured courses below to learn more about what you’ll be studying!
Featured Courses
BIOL 224 – General Biology I
BIOL 301– Genetics
BIOL 415 – Cell Biology
CHEM 301 – Organic Chemistry I
Highlights of Our BS in Biomed – Pre-Clinical Degree
- Gain practical experience by completing hands-on experiments.
- Study under faculty with years of experience working in academia and the professional world.
- Take advantage of our numerous research opportunities.
- Complete internships and shadowing experiences with local doctors.
- Participate in medical mission trips with other pre-med students.
- Labs are associated with nearly every course in the Department of Biology and Chemistry, giving you hands-on experience in your field before graduation.
- There is an emphasis placed on creationism, but the concept of evolution is also evaluated for a well-rounded perspective of the Earth’s origins.
- Complete different Christian service projects that can diversify your medical school application.
Bachelor’s in Biomedical Sciences – Pre-Clinical Degree Information
- Residential
- 120 total credit hours
- Transfer in up to 75% of your total degree
- Liberty University’s pre-med program falls under the School of Health Sciences
- Download and review Liberty University’s biomedical sciences Degree Completion Plan
- View our course catalog for more information
Potential Career Opportunities for Pre-Clinical Biomed Graduates
Additional graduate training may be required for some careers.
- Biologist
- Medical technologist
- Pharmacist
- Physician
- Physician assistant (PA)
Admission Requirements for Undergraduate Degrees
Every application is reviewed by the admission committee on a case-by-case basis, meaning there are no set minimums for acceptance. However, all applicants must submit the following documents* for admission:
- Admission application
- Official high school transcripts
- Official college transcripts (if applicable)
- Results from the CLT, SAT, or ACT are not required for admission, but may be used in consideration for merit-based aid.
- Admission essay
*Note that additional documentation may be requested by the admission committee after your application has been received.
