Biology - Students

Typical Class Profile
Over the past 10 years, we have graduated an average of approximately 20 majors per year. Of these, 17% have gone directly to graduate school and 30% have gone directly to medical school. The remainder pursue a number of other career paths including law, other health programs, teaching, and business.

Wabash Juniors Join Professor Ingram's NSF-Funded Research Team

Wabash juniors Patrick Garrett and Pete Guiden are getting a summer biology experience rarely available to undergraduate students. The two are working along side Associate Professor of Biology Amanda Ingram.

Ingram's work focuses on the understanding the evolution of chloridoid grasses, a group of approximately 1,500 largely warm-season grasses distributed in the tropics and subtropics.

"Pat and I are doing things that will be reviewed by other scientists," said Guiden. "That changed my entire perspective on this project. It's much more than the previous lab work we've done in introductory biology courses, where we would write a paper to be graded by our professor." Read more...

Wabash biology majors of the last five years in professional and graduate programs:

Biology Majors in the Class of 2010

Biology Majors in the Class of 2009

Biology Majors in the Class of 2008