The path to medical, dental, pharmacy or graduate school starts here. Biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics courses will challenge you in the classroom, while you pursue solutions to the world's biggest issues in the lab - and build the foundation you need for professional or graduate school. An interdisciplinary science, biochemistry is the study of living organisms and is essential in creating and testing new foods, drugs and agricultural techniques. It's ideal if you are interested in pursuing a career in a variety of health professions. In addition to gaining basic and advanced scientific knowledge, Biochemistry students also graduate with degrees certified by either the American Chemical Society or the American Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.<br><br>American Chemical Society (ACS) Track - This track is more chemistry-focused, students are required to take calculus-based physics, two upper level chemistry classes and conduct research in the Department of Chemistry.<br>American Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) Track - This track is more biology-focused, students can take either calculus or trig-based physics, have an additional molecular biology course and a third biochemistry course.