Cell and Molecular Biology Transfer Guide
How to transfer and obtain a Bachelor of Science, Cell and Molecular Biology, at Seattle University.
About this Degree
Explore the building blocks of life in Seattle University’s BS in Cellular and Molecular Biology program. You’ll study DNA, proteins and cellular processes through hands-on research in state-of-the-art labs while developing practical skills at the intersection of biology and technology.
This specialized degree prepares you for rapidly growing careers in biotechnology, biomedical research, and related fields. With courses in genetics, bioinformatics, genomics, immunology and cell biology—and access to Seattle’s thriving biotech community—you’ll gain the knowledge, experience and connections to contribute to cutting-edge scientific discovery and innovation.
Admission Deadlines for Transfer Students
- Fall Quarter (priority): March 1
- Fall Quarter (final): August 1
- Winter Quarter (January start): November 1
- Spring Quarter (March start): February 15
Degrees offered: BS
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Attend an Info Session
Join a transfer student info session to get tailored guidance, resources and insider tips to ensure a smooth and successful transition to Seattle University.
Find Your Transfer Counselor
Meet with a transfer counselor to help you clarify your academic path, explore credit transfer options and create a personalized plan for a seamless move to Seattle University.