Comment down below which major you'd want to try! Let me know if you want to see more interview-style videos in the future as well ☺ Thanks for watching! 💛
Aw thanks for watching! ☺ I would say to familiarize yourself with the College of Natural Resources' requirements (for the college itself and your major) and make sure you're accommodating those in your schedule. You might want to start taking those major-recommended courses in your first semester depending on how tight the scheduling is--I would say to chat with a Natural Resources advisor if you can to learn more. Here's a page with tons of info about switching into the College: nature.berkeley.edu/advising/change-college. I hope that helps, good luck and go bears! 💙
Currently thinking of switching my major with a bio major!!! this was very helpful. love this segment ❤️ i’ll be applying at berkeley too but for transfer. Nonetheless, this was realllyyyy informative!!!
Are going to get a phd in the field that you’ve chosen? I am really interested in molecular and cell biology with a focus in genetics but I am scared that there might not be much work available for me at the bachelor lvl or even at masteral lvl!!
As of right now I'm leaning towards an MD/PhD actually! I definitely want to take a few years after undergrad to do more research and figure out where my passions lie. I think it's a great undergrad degree but most people do plan to go to further school afterwards. You can go directly and work in the pharmaceutical industry though!
Comment down below which major you'd want to try! Let me know if you want to see more interview-style videos in the future as well ☺ Thanks for watching! 💛
This is such a great way to represent the various divisions of biology :)!!
Thanks for watching! 😊
THANK U SOOOOO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO！it is really helpful.
Thank YOU so much for watching! 😊
Such a great video, Seneca!
Aw thank you so much Hannah!
People with multiple majors and minors are absolutely insane
This was so helpful, thank you!
Thank you for watching, I'm glad it helped! 💙
I absolutely loved watching this! I'm a freshman in the College of L & S, but want to switch to the College of Natural Resources. Any tips?
Aw thanks for watching! ☺ I would say to familiarize yourself with the College of Natural Resources' requirements (for the college itself and your major) and make sure you're accommodating those in your schedule. You might want to start taking those major-recommended courses in your first semester depending on how tight the scheduling is--I would say to chat with a Natural Resources advisor if you can to learn more. Here's a page with tons of info about switching into the College: nature.berkeley.edu/advising/change-college.
I hope that helps, good luck and go bears! 💙
This is so helpful, thank you!
I'm so glad! ☺ Thanks for watching!
I want to switch to CNR but Im not sure what major 😩 I’m between toxicology and nut sci ahhh
Hi, can you please make a video on the admission requirements and process please cause your videos are quite simple and easy to understand.
Thank you
Hi ALANA, I am interested in MCB , for this major how many math courses required?
Currently thinking of switching my major with a bio major!!! this was very helpful. love this segment ❤️ i’ll be applying at berkeley too but for transfer. Nonetheless, this was realllyyyy informative!!!
Aw thank you so much for watching!
Are going to get a phd in the field that you’ve chosen? I am really interested in molecular and cell biology with a focus in genetics but I am scared that there might not be much work available for me at the bachelor lvl or even at masteral lvl!!
As of right now I'm leaning towards an MD/PhD actually! I definitely want to take a few years after undergrad to do more research and figure out where my passions lie. I think it's a great undergrad degree but most people do plan to go to further school afterwards. You can go directly and work in the pharmaceutical industry though!