Biology and Health Sciences

Undergraduate Programs

Explore Undergraduate Degrees in Biology


The Department of Biological and Health Sciences at Texas A&M University-Kingsville offers flexible and focused undergraduate tracks in biology tailored to diverse career goals—from health professions to field research to nutrition and dietetics.

Degree Options at a Glance

Students can pursue the following Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree options:

Why Choose TAMUK Biology?

  • Small class sizes with dedicated faculty mentors
  • Opportunities for undergraduate research and fieldwork
  • Hands-on experience in labs and in nature
  • Pre-professional advising for medical and graduate school preparation

Student Support & Engagement

Students are encouraged to join academic and professional development groups like:

  • Pre-Med Association
  • Student Dietetic Association

Faculty also support students in conference presentations and networking opportunities.

Get Involved

From internships to summer research to field expeditions, students have many ways to enhance their resumes and gain real-world experience.

How to Apply

  1. Explore Your Options: Review the degree tracks above and decide which best matches your goals.
  2. Submit an Application: Go to ApplyTexas.org and submit your undergraduate application to Texas A&M University-Kingsville.
  3. Send Transcripts: Request your high school and/or college transcripts be sent to TAMUK's Office of Admission.
  4. Submit Test Scores (Optional): While SAT/ACT scores are not required, submitting them may strengthen your application or help with scholarship eligibility.
  5. Apply for Financial Aid: Complete the FAFSA at studentaid.gov using TAMUK's school code: 003639.
  6. Check Your Status: Log in to the TAMUK Admissions Portal to track your application and submit any additional materials.
  7. Get Advised & Register: Once admitted, meet with a Pre-Health Sciences academic advisor to build your class schedule and register for courses.