The Bachelor of Science in Biology at the University of Michigan-Flint’s College of Innovation & Technology (CIT, Flint campus) is a flexible undergraduate program aimed at preparing students for diverse careers or advanced study in fields such as healthcare, research, industry, government, and nonprofit sectors. The curriculum includes required general education courses, seven core biology courses, four chemistry courses, one mathematics course, and two physics courses. Students can choose from seven career-focused concentrations including pre-health professional tracks and pre-veterinary sciences. The program offers research opportunities through the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program, hands-on experience with a dedicated cadaver lab, and various student clubs. All students are encouraged to consider a minor or second major. Graduates are well-prepared for graduate or professional schools or entry-level roles in the biological sciences.