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CVM Undergrads aren't just training to be Veterinarians!
Students in the College of Veterinary Medicine go on to a wide variety of careers in the biological, biotechnological, and biomedical sciences, as well as many different non-science careers. Students majoring in Biochemistry, Genetics and Cell Biology, Microbiology, and Neuroscience are training for career paths from medicine to marketing, and yes, even veterinary medicine.
Molecular Biosciences
The School of Molecular Biosciences offers exciting opportunities for students to explore a wide range of future career paths in the life sciences. 
Neuroscience
The WSU Neuroscience program is home to some of the most advanced scientific tools available. 
Pre-Health Programs
Majors in Neuroscience and the School of Molecular Biosciences prepare students for careers in a variety of health professions, from human medicine to pharmacy to veterinary medicine and everything in between.Undergraduate Spotlights
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04.30.2021
Q&A with genetics and cell biology student Thomas Ballinger
Thomas is planning to get his Ph.D. here at WSU through the Students Targeted through Advanced Research Studies (STARS) program.
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04.01.2021
Q&A with biochemistry student Haley Morris
Haley Morris doesn’t listen to much music that came out after 1989 – and her favorite band is Queen!
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03.29.2021
Q & A with neuroscience undergrad Max Melville
Neuroscience major Max Melville loves amateur astronomy and Pullman is a great place to see the stars.
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03.18.2021
Q&A with biochemistry student Megan Johnsen
Megan Johnsen is on the pre-med track with plans to specialize in anesthesiology.
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03.05.2021
Q&A with microbiology undergraduate Emma Ledbetter
Emma Ledbetter is a BIG fan of “Star Trek: The Original Series.”
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02.25.2021
Q&A with neuroscience undergraduate Shane Watson
It seems Shane Watson was born at the wrong time, since it’s unlikely he will see humanity explore space on a grand scale.
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02.19.2021
Q&A with biochemistry undergrad Jenna Rock
Jenna Rock loves to prank people. She also has a rubber chicken that she takes on all her adventures. “I take pictures of it with an Instax camera. That always gives me a good laugh,” she said.
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02.12.2021
Q&A with neuroscience undergraduate Amanda Richards
A big fan of “Invader Zim,” her son and the scientific study of the nervous system, Amanda Richards plans to apply to graduate school next year to pursue a Ph.D. in neuroscience.
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02.08.2021
Q&A with biosciences undergraduate Kalli Stephens
Kalli Stephens grew up in Orderville, Utah, not far from Zion National Park.
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