18 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Biological Science (General Biology) program at California State University Sacramento is intended to give students a broad training in the Biological Sciences and an opportunity to explore a wide range of elective courses.

The BS Physics (Biophysics) degree is recommended for students seeking a career in the technology sector or planning to pursue a graduate degree.

Physics offered by the California State University Sacramento is the most fundamental science and underlies our understanding of nearly all areas of science and technology. In a broad sense, physics is concerned with the study of energy, space, and matter, and with the interactions between matter and the laws that govern these interactions.

The concentration in Biological Science (Microbiology) at the California State University Sacramento is designed to prepare students for entry level technical positions in the industry and graduate programs in Microbiology leading to careers in research and teaching.

Three BA programs are available at the California State University Sacramento: One without a concentration (Chemistry) and two with concentrations (Biochemistry or Forensic Chemistry). The common requirements of the three programs are shown below under "Core Requirements."

The Science Subject Matter Program offered by the California State University Sacramento, with emphases in Biological Sciences, Chemistry, and Physics (Teacher Preparation), leads to a BA degree in the area of emphasis.

Three BA programs are available: One without a concentration (general) and two with concentrations (Biochemistry or Forensic Chemistry) at California State University. Chemistry (Forensic Chemistry) might be the best option for you!

The concentration in Biological Science (Cell and Molecular Biology) offered by the California State University Sacramento is designed for students interested in advanced studies at the Masters or Ph.D. level, students pursuing career working in biotechnology, or pre-health professions majors pursuing a fundamental understanding of the bimolecular basis of disease.

The Biological Sciences (Honors) Program offered by the California State University Sacramento provides undergraduate students with an in-depth research experience.

The Bachelor of Science degrees at the California State University Sacramento are recommended for students intending to pursue graduate work in Chemistry or Biochemistry or those desiring a strong technical background for work in the chemical or biotechnology industry or other highly technical areas. 

The curriculum in Biological Science (Clinical Laboratory Sciences) at the California State University Sacramento meets the undergraduate coursework requirements of the State of California for eligibility to take a Clinical Laboratory Scientist (CSL) licensure examination.

The concentration in Biological Science (Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation) offered by the California State University Sacramento is designed for students interested in wildlife management conservation biology, or pursuing graduate study in ecological and evolutionary approaches in the Biological Sciences.

Statistics is the science and art of creating meaning from data. The statistics bachelor’s degree at California State University provides students with a solid foundation in the theory, methods, and applications of statistical analysis.

The Department of Biological Sciences at the California State University Sacramento offers both undergraduate and graduate degree programs. At the undergraduate level, students are able to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree, a Bachelor of Science degree, or a Minor in Biological Sciences.

The BA degree offered by the California State University Sacramento is recommended for students who are interested in teaching Physics in high school or who want a liberal arts education with an emphasis in Physics.

Physics (Applied Physics) offered by the California State University Sacramento is the most fundamental science and underlies our understanding of nearly all areas of science and technology. In a broad sense, physics is concerned with the study of energy, space, and matter, and with the interactions between matter and the laws that govern these interactions.

Three BA programs at the California State University Sacramento are available: One without a concentration Chemistry (Biochemistry) and two with concentrations (Biochemistry or Forensic Chemistry). 

In today's highly technological society, the study of Mathematics offered by the California State University Sacramento takes on an increasingly important role.