The Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience at Michigan State University's College of Natural Science is a rigorous undergraduate program designed for students interested in the structure and function of the nervous system. The curriculum includes foundational and advanced courses in neuroscience, physiology, biochemistry, genetics, pharmacology, and laboratory research. This degree prepares students for careers in research, education, healthcare, or business, as well as for graduate or professional school in neuroscience or health-related fields. The program underwent a curriculum update effective Fall 2024, with requirements including core neuroscience courses (e.g., NEU 101, NEU 301, NEU 302, NEU 311L, NEU 401, NEU 402), electives, and a Tier II writing-intensive laboratory. Students must complete 120 credits with a minimum overall and major GPA of 2.0, including 30 credits at MSU (27 in residence after junior standing). 来源： https://admissions.msu.edu/apply/first-year/admission-criteria