WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Microbiology
Bachelor's · Taught in en
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- Participate in undergraduate research guided by renowned faculty in fields like antimicrobial resistance, immunology, and virology.Undergraduate Research Opportunities
- Access the Owen Science and Engineering Library, the largest of its kind in the Pacific Northwest.Extensive Library Resources
- Option to live in a math, science, and engineering residence hall for enhanced study and support.Themed Housing Community
- STARS program helps you get an early start on a Ph.D. in related fields.Ph.D. Preparation Program
Washington State University offers a Bachelor's degree in Microbiology, allowing you to explore the fascinating world of microorganisms and viruses. This program prepares you to develop new microbial solutions for diverse applications, including alternative energy production and pharmaceutical science. You can pursue this degree at WSU's Pullman, Tri-Cities, or Vancouver campuses, or online through the Global Campus.
Careers
A Microbiology degree opens doors to a variety of career paths in science and industry.
- Biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries
- Water quality and environmental testing
- Agricultural and food industries
- Private or governmental laboratories
- Research and development
Entry requirements
University-level creditWSU accepts credit from Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, CLEP exams, and associate degrees. Transfer students should use the Transfer Course Search Tool to ensure smooth transition.
Admission to WSU and admission to your desired major are separate processes. Contact the academic department for specific major prerequisites.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition varies by campus and program. Please visit the WSU Admissions website for detailed tuition information.
Tuition (home)Tuition varies by campus and program. Please visit the WSU Admissions website for detailed tuition information.
LivingLiving costs vary by campus. Please refer to the WSU Admissions website for estimated living expenses.
International students should consult the WSU International Student Services for specific financial information and requirements.
How to apply
1. Review Program and Campus OptionsExplore the different campuses (Global Campus, Pullman, Tri-Cities, Vancouver) and degree levels (Bachelor's, Master's, Doctorate, Certificates, Minor) available for Microbiology and related fields. Note that admission to WSU and admission to a specific major are separate processes.
2. Check Admission RequirementsVisit the WSU Admissions website and the specific department's page for detailed academic and any major-specific prerequisites. For international students, ensure you meet English proficiency requirements.
3. Prepare Application DocumentsGather necessary documents, which typically include transcripts, proof of English proficiency (if applicable), and potentially standardized test scores. For transfer students, utilize the Transfer Course Search Tool to plan your course equivalencies.
4. Complete the Application FormSubmit your application through the WSU admissions portal. You will need to provide personal information, academic history, and select your intended program and campus.
5. Apply for Scholarships and Financial AidComplete the WSU General Scholarship Application and the FAFSA (for US citizens/permanent residents) or WASFA (for Washington state residents) to be considered for various financial aid opportunities.
6. Monitor Application StatusAfter submitting your application, you can track its status through the WSU admissions portal. You may be contacted for additional information.
Scholarships
WSU Scholarship ProgramsVarious