biomolecular science bridge program

current lipscomb undergraduate students may elect to apply to the 150-hour b.s. to m.s. bridge program. in this scenario, students who are accepted into the program may transition to graduate classes once they have completed 120 hours of undergraduate course work, receiving both a b.s. in molecular biology and an m.s. in biomolecular sciences after completion of 150 hours of total course work, including all of the respective degree requirements. the student may follow either the biomolecular science laboratory research track or biomolecular science human disease track.

graduate hours in this bridge program are not eligible for federal financial aid unless a bachelor’s degree has already been obtained.