Department of Natural Sciences
We strive to help all students describe, understand, and ask questions about the natural world.
Natural science students experience hands-on learning through a lab-intensive curriculum, allowing students to gain experimental, analytical, and critical-thinking skills to prepare them for industry-related careers, graduate school, or professions in science education. Our small, student-to-faculty ratio provides students with ample one-on-one interaction with dedicated faculty members and offers individualized support for learning. Our students are introduced to and also have the opportunity to discuss relevant technology, societal advancements, and bioethical issues.
Majors and Minors
Meet Babatunde Odofin, Class of 2025
Majored in Biology and minored in both Chemistry and Psychology.
Thinking about med school? Greensboro College is a great place to start for pre-med. Listen to Babatunde’s journey as he talks about his time at Greensboro College. With many tracks in the healthcare field, you can graduate ready for the ever-growing healthcare industry.
“I feel prepared for medical school, and can’t wait to get started. Thank you Greensboro College!” – Odofin
Meet Sharon Dei-Tumi , Class of 2015.
Learn about how she used the knowledge and skills from her time at Greensboro College to pursue a career in medicine. Sharon was a Biology major and double minored in Chemistry and Humanities.
“One of the things I also really liked about Greensboro College is the emphasis on what are you going to do when you leave here, and for me, what that looked like was…I was given the opportunity to do an internship…and through this internship, I ended up getting a job after college. I ended up finding out about public health, which I ended up doing as my master’s, and then through that, I found out about podiatry, and now I’m a podiatry student.” – Dei-Tumi
Memberships & Accreditations
Our Department of Natural Sciences is part of and accredited by organizations that establish and support national standards for science disciplines. These groups include:
- Southern Association of College and Schools Commission on Colleges
- Beta Beta Beta national honor society for biology
