Career: Data Analyst
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Accounting Analytics
What You’ll Learn Through the Accounting Analytics micro-credential, you’ll develop the ability to: You’ll develop the analytical mindset and accounting knowledge needed to look beyond the numbers and understand the story they tell. $58k Accountant Estimated Entry Salary $82k Accountant Estimated Median Salary Estimated salary and employment information based on labor market data provided by…
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Pre-Health
What You’ll Learn Your coursework will depend on your intended professional program, but the Pre-Health Certificate provides a strong foundation in the sciences and other areas commonly required for professional-school admission. Depending on your career goal, your academic plan may include biology, chemistry, organic chemistry, physics, mathematics, anatomy and physiology, microbiology, psychology, sociology, or other…
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Bioinformatics Research
What You’ll Learn As a Bioinformatics Research student, you’ll explore how biological questions can be investigated through computational and data-driven approaches. You’ll develop an understanding of the types of biological information researchers work with and how computational tools can help organize, analyze, and interpret that information. You’ll build skills in working with biological datasets while…
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Mathematics – Minor in Education (Grades 6-12)
What You’ll Learn The Mathematics program develops your ability to reason logically, analyze information, and solve problems with precision. You’ll build a strong foundation in mathematical concepts and methods while progressing into more advanced areas of mathematics. Through your coursework, you’ll learn to understand mathematical relationships, identify patterns, construct logical arguments, evaluate solutions, and communicate…
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Mathematics
What You’ll Learn The Mathematics program develops your ability to reason logically, analyze complex information, and approach challenging problems with precision. You’ll build a strong foundation in mathematical concepts and methods while progressing into more advanced areas of study. Coursework will challenge you to understand not only how to solve mathematical problems, but why particular…
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Information Technology
What You’ll Learn The Information Technology program combines technical coursework with opportunities to develop the analytical and communication skills needed to succeed in professional IT environments. You’ll explore the technologies and systems organizations use to store, process, manage, and communicate information. Coursework will help you develop knowledge in areas such as programming, database management, networking,…
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Biology – Ecology & Organismal Option
Explore Life Beyond the Classroom Ecology and organismal biology are inherently hands-on sciences. Understanding an ecosystem requires more than reading about it. It requires observing organisms, collecting data, identifying patterns, and seeing biological relationships in context. Through laboratory and field experiences, you’ll have opportunities to: These experiences help you develop practical skills that can translate…
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Biology – Cellular & Developmental Option
What Happens Inside a Cell? Cells are the foundation of life—but they’re anything but simple. Your studies will help you explore questions such as: These questions connect foundational biology to some of the most important areas of modern science and medicine. $91k Natural Sciences Manager Estimated Entry Salary $134k Natural Sciences Manager Estimated Median Salary…
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Biology – Bioinformatics Option
What is Bioinformatics? Think of bioinformatics as the intersection of biology, computer science, and data science. Scientists can now collect enormous amounts of biological information—from DNA and RNA sequences to protein structures, genetic variations, and population data. But collecting the data is only the beginning. Bioinformatics professionals help researchers: Organize biological dataDevelop ways to store,…
