Morris College

Graduates of the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics are ready to make an impact on the 21st century. They leave the campus fully armed with scientific and electronic technology, data-processing ability, analytical and problem-solving skills, and the ability to impart knowledge to the next generation.

They become professional scientists and mathematicians, educators, health professionals, data processors, and cybersecurity guardians.

All the above-listed careers are subsumed under the main five majors offered in the Division: Biology, Biology-Secondary Education, Cybersecurity, Mathematics, and Mathematics-Secondary Education. The Division also offers minors in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Biology, and Mathematics.

Biology majors can also follow one of three tracks: the Biological Sciences Track, the Health Progressions Track, or the Biology-Secondary Education Track. These tracks are career-specific and are designed to prepare students for the careers of their choice.

Careers

Career paths include important work in positions and fields including: biological technicians, professional biologists, nurses, physicians, middle school teachers, security analysts, computer support specialists, security software developers, security administrators, and mathematics teachers.