What do you do with a Biology degree?
Wofford graduates who majored in biology are doing great things with their degrees. Recent graduates are working as:
- > Pediatripulmonologist at USCSM
- > Physcian at Family Healthcare Center (Laurens, SC)
- > Physical Therapist (SCORE Sports medicine and PT in NC
- > Nephrologist in Central Carolina Nephrology
- > Pediatric Nurse at MUSC
- > Resident in FP in Asheville
- > Resident in diagnostic radiology at U of CA
- > Intern at Palmetto Health Richland
- > Clinical rotation at GHS
- > 2- Practice Automation Consultant for Electronic Healthcare Systems
- > Shift Supervisor at Optical Experts Manufacturing
- > Law Clerk for Rogeis Townsend & Thomas
- > Registered Nurse at Emory University Hospital
- > Patient Coordinator at Complete Dental Care
- > Project Manager at Alexander Haas Martin & Partners, Inc.
- > Practice Administrator at Vein Specialists of the South
- > Rehab Technician/Nursing Assistant at Health South Rehab Institute of Tucson
- > Practice Automation Consultant for Electronic Healthcare Systems, Inc.
- > Medical school students pursuing a wide range of specialties
Being a biology major doesn’t mean that you have to go to medical school or that you are expected to enter a health care field, although many biology majors choose to take that route. The critical thinking, research, analytical, and organizational skills that you will develop as a biology major prepare you for a variety of careers as well as for success in graduate school.