Yale University's Bachelor of Arts in Neuroscience is an interdisciplinary undergraduate program offered by Yale College in collaboration with the Department of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology and the Department of Psychology. The program provides a comprehensive understanding of the brain and nervous system, spanning topics from molecules and cells to behavior and cognition. The curriculum requires completion of foundational courses in biology and statistics, two core neuroscience courses (NSCI 160 and NSCI 320), laboratory experience, and a range of electives for a total of at least 18.5 credits. The B.A. track offers flexibility, allowing students to combine neuroscience with interests in fields like policy or communication and emphasizes both experimental and critical-thinking skills. Graduates acquire a strong foundation for diverse careers or further study in healthcare, research, education, or related disciplines. 来源： https://gsas.yale.edu/admissions/phdmasters-application-process/standardized-testing-requirements