Sometimes, a student writes an essay, assembles a presentation, or otherwise accomplishes a feat that is just too good for not sharing it with the world.
Introducing the “Student of Life” Posts.
Selected works by real-life students of BIOL100, curated and presented to a wider audience on these pages. Publication is not only a reward for exemplary accomplishment but a trigger for discussion and dissemination of ideas.
Stay tuned for exceptional work forthcoming!
Students at the University of San Francisco are challenged to think outside the box. Case in point: the core curriculum. No matter what your unique passion and burning interest are, if you are an undergraduate student pursuing a bachelor’s degree, you are required to step outside your comfort zone and explore areas of knowledge where you would not venture alone at night – or with friends during the day, either.
One of these areas is Applied or Laboratory Science, worth 4 credits. This post is an introduction to BIOL100, or “The Science of Life“, a biology course offered to non-majors. Or rather, it’s a 5-question quiz to check whether you would enjoy this course or hate it. Contine reading