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Center for Entry-Level Advising. The Center for Entry-Level Advising (CELA) provides academic services for students completing their entry-level coursework in the College of Natural Sciences.

The Quest Learning and Assessment System uses an extensive knowledge bank of over 60,000 questions and answers covering Math, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Physical Science and Physics.

Core Program Courses . Each course in the program is taught by faculty in the Department of Nutritional Sciences at The University of Texas at Austin.. Every MSNS student takes these five core courses, which form the basis of the program's science-driven, human-focused curriculum.

If you have questions regarding Biochemistry, Biology, or Neuroscience courses and are assigned to a Biosciences Advisor, please contact your assigned advisor.. Confirm your assigned advisor here.; Find more information, including your assigned advisor's contact information below.

Are you considering majoring in Medical Laboratory Science?The Medical Laboratory Science degree at UT is a 3+1 program. Students take 3 years of courses at UT, and their final 12-16 months off campus at one of UT’s affiliate clinical programs. MLS majors take a variety of Biology, Biochemistry, and Chemistry courses before their clinical program.

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The Biology Scholars Program (BSP), which began at UT in fall 2007, is an intensive enrichment program for undergraduate biology majors. A two-year program, BSP is designed for students interested in careers in the health professions (i.e. medical, dental, veterinary, pharmacy, physician assistant, physical therapy, occupational therapy, or optometry).

The summer High School Research Academy (HSRA) provides high school students with an immersive and hands-on five-week interdisciplinary non-residential summer research experience at the University of Texas at Austin campus.. Students participate in research projects in active College of Natural Sciences (CNS) laboratories related to the exciting fields of biochemistry, biology, environmental ...

The Women in Natural Sciences (WINS) program at the College of Natural Sciences is committed to creating a network of students pursuing a career in the sciences in order to help them achieve their academic and personal goals.