Biomedical Sciences Program

The first objective in the Biomedical Sciences curriculum is a strong four-year college education. The primary purpose is to prepare students at the college level for productive futures in a changing world. It is to help them gain versatility to face the years ahead.

The second objective is to assist students, in a structured way, in orienting and training themselves in areas of selected vocational interests. The purpose is to provide fundamental knowledge on which to build skills needed for successful vocational achievements. This objective seeks to make the graduate employable and trainable.

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COVID-19 FAQ’s (UPDATED OFTEN)

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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:

Howdy!

As you know, things are rapidly evolving with the virus outbreak. There are many questions that have to be answered. The University is working hard to answer these questions.

Regarding academic advising, We are here for you. We do not expect you to come to campus for an in-person advising sessions. Please email us your advising questions to bims@cvm.tamu.edu  and we will answer them in the order they are received.  We are also offering advising via zoom and phone.

Further communications regarding summer and fall pre-registration advising are being sent as we have information, please continue to check your email often.

Regarding classes and how all of that is going to work for the rest of the semester, please visit: https://www.tamu.edu/coronavirus/  for the most up-to-date information and check your TAMU email often.

Please also be diligent in checking your Howdy portal and E-Campus for messages from your professors.

Most importantly, please remain calm and know that like you, we as a University are navigating these uncharted waters with you. We will get through this together.

Stay safe! Thanks & Gig’em!

BIMS Office Staff

Students may schedule an advising appointment using EAB Navigate at https://tamu.campus.eab.com/ or through their HOWDY Portal