What Can You Do With a Biology Degree?
Biology majors are everywhere — in hospitals, research labs, startups, classrooms, and even on the front lines of healthcare innovation. Some go on to become doctors, dentists, veterinarians, or physician assistants. Others pursue graduate study in fields like genetics, microbiology, or environmental science.
But a biology degree doesn’t just prepare you for med school — it opens doors to high-impact careers in biotech, science communication, lab research, pharmaceuticals, clinical trials, and even healthcare technology.
Whether you’re drawn to solving global health challenges, working in a lab, or exploring the business side of science, biology gives you the foundation — and flexibility — to make your mark.
Why Study Biology at Bloomfield?
At Bloomfield, you’ll do more than memorize facts — you’ll apply your knowledge in the lab, gaining hands-on experience through real academic research projects.
You’ll also study in small, supportive classes, where professors know your name and want to see you succeed. And since Bloomfield is part of Montclair State University, you’ll get access to the resources of a major public university — without losing the personalized feel of a small college.
Graduate ready to pursue careers in healthcare, research, biotechnology, education, and environmental science — or take the next step with medical, veterinary, dental, or graduate school.
