An array of concentrations or degree specializations are available in the Department of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Entomology, and Plant Pathology. From forensic sciences to pre-professional programs such as medicine, dental, veterinary, business and pharmacy to bioinformatics concentrations, the core curriculum is well-grounded in the life sciences and is designed to offer a comprehensive education toward a degree that can be leveraged into a variety of careers in medicine, biotechnology, agriculture and research.<br>If you are interested in pursuing medical school at the completion of your undergraduate degree, biochemistry is a great major. A recent survey of medical school faculty, residents, and medical students gauge the importance of topics to a students' success in the current medical school curriculum. The survey found that biochemistry ranked as the most important discipline compared to other natural science curriculum. And we have designed our curriculum with medical school in mind. The curriculum will not only prepare you for the MCAT, but also medical school classes and medical school entrance requirements.