Neuroscience students work in lab spaces such as the Social Cognition Lab to advance meaningful research. They use experimental models and methodologies that prepare them for careers in research, the medical and biomedical fields, education and health care. Students have the option to enroll under the Neuroscience B.S. Psychology Track or Biology Track. The degree plans are relatively similar with core courses for each track falling under the department specified. For example, Neuroscience majors in the Psychology Track will take many of their core courses in the Department of Psychology, while elective/flex courses will fall under other departments (e.g., Biological Sciences, Chemistry, etc). While students can choose either track in their first year, students switching into the neuroscience major after their first year should consult with an academic advisor to determine the best track based on courses completed.