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The st. lawrence University biology department

Welcome to the webpages of the St. Lawrence University Biology Department. Here you will find information about the biology department (click here for an overview) and its curriculum for prospective, first year, current, and past students. In the Biology Department, we teach courses for both majors and non-majors, and prepare students for careers (e.g., health related careers or graduate school ) in the biological sciences, whether they will conclude their formal education with the baccalaureate degree or continue in graduate or professional study (see our learning goals). Click here for a list of advisors.

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