The Natural Sciences (B.S.) at Colorado State University is designed for students aspiring to become secondary science teachers or those seeking a comprehensive understanding of mathematics and the physical sciences. This undergraduate degree provides a broad scientific foundation, incorporating essential areas like general chemistry, biology, physics, and mathematics. You will gain practical experience through internships and volunteer activities, preparing you to address the significant demand for skilled science educators in Colorado and beyond. This program offers a robust pathway to a fulfilling career in education.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over four years, guiding you through foundational sciences to specialized teaching methodologies. You will progress from introductory courses in chemistry, biology, and calculus to advanced topics in organic chemistry, physics, and ecology. The curriculum includes a dedicated semester of teaching and practical instruction, culminating in a student teaching experience. Upon graduation, you will be eligible for Colorado teacher licensure, equipped with the knowledge and practical skills to inspire the next generation of scientists.