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School of Biological Sciences

Enrolled Student Data : Fall 2005

Program Name Degree Total Enrolled Female Male Domestic International Median Time to Doctorate* (Qtrs)
Biotechnology M.S. 23 12 11 16 7 N/A
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology M.S./Ph.D. 44 26 18 41 3 16
Interdepartmental Neuroscience1 Ph.D. 15 8 7 14 1 N/A
Neurobiology and Behavior Ph.D. 40 26 14 36 4 16.5
Molecular Biology, Genetics and Biochemistry2 Ph.D. 55 31 24 53 2 N/A
Developmental and Cell Biology3 Ph.D. 45 27 18 33 12 15
Molecular Biology and Biochemistry3 Ph.D. 58 29 29 49 9 18
School of Biological Sciences 280 159 121 242 38 18

* Cohort graduating in Academic Years 2002-2003 through 2004-2005. Time measured in number of quarters (3 quarters/academic year) student registered, from first quarter entered to quarter graduated.

If you wish to view detailed admissions data such as GRE scores, median undergraduate GPA and applicant demographics of the Applied, Admitted and New Enrolled students for your program of interest, simply click on the name of the program.

1 Interdepartmental Neuroscience is a one-year gateway program. After the first year, students join the graduate program of their chosen research advisor. Participating departments are: Anatomy & Neurobiology; Cognitive Sciences; Developmental & Cell Biology; Neurobiology & Behavior; and Pharmacology. For more information, visit the INP website at: http://www.inp.uci.edu

2 Molecular Biology, Genetics, & Biochemistry (MBGB) is a one-year gateway program leading to enrollment in one of several doctoral programs in the schools of Biological Sciences (see data above) and Medicine (see data here). As such, there are no direct graduates of MBGB. More information about the MBGB program is available at: http://www.bio.uci.edu/academic/grad/mbgb.html

3 Individuals do not apply directly to this program. Rather, they apply to the gateway Molecular Biology, Genetics, & Biochemistry (MBGB) program. After approximately one year in the MBGB program, students transfer to this or one of the other destination programs in the School of Biological Sciences or the School of Medicine. Click on the MBGB link above for admissions information. More information about the MBGB program itself is available at: http://www.bio.uci.edu/academic/grad/mbgb.html