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Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Biology programs prepare students for careers at the intersection of chemistry, physics, and life sciences. Graduates typically earn around $32,191 annually, with potential for significant growth in research, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology sectors. When evaluating programs, students should prioritize universities with strong laboratory facilities, active research opportunities, and faculty engaged in cutting-edge molecular research. Access to modern instrumentation and partnerships with research institutions can enhance hands-on learning experiences. With 134 schools offering this interdisciplinary major, students have numerous options to find programs that align with their specific interests in areas ranging from drug development to genetic engineering and protein analysis.
25
Schools Ranked
$41,907
Avg. Program Earnings
70.3%
Avg. Graduation Rate

Top 25 Schools

College rankings
# School Median Earnings Graduation Rate School Type
1 $48,432 68.1% private-nonprofit
2 $45,500 64.7% public
3 $45,383 81.6% private-nonprofit
4 $44,942 72.5% private-nonprofit
5 $44,933 private-nonprofit
6 $44,933 90.4% private-nonprofit
7 $44,276 50.1% public
8 $42,682 76.4% public
9 $42,682 81.8% public
10 $42,123 90.5% private-nonprofit
11 $42,123 84.6% public
12 $41,937 54.2% public
13 $41,565 53.4% private-nonprofit
14 $41,025 55.8% public
15 $41,025 89.1% private-nonprofit
16 $40,512 56.2% public
17 $40,467 67.5% public
18 $40,368 57.3% public
19 $39,648 54.7% public
20 $39,592 78.6% public
21 $39,369 67.6% public
22 $38,937 69.2% public
23 $38,649 87.6% public
24 $38,289 83.2% public
25 $38,289 51.1% public

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