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Interested? Submit your application for admission to a degree-granting program in Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Cell, Molecular and Cancer Biology or Physics (biophysics), and click the QCB interest box on the formal application form. Alternately, contact any member of the Steering Committee or the Recruitment Committee for additional information. We’ll find you!

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Spring 2022 Semester

Jan 10: Classes Begin
Jan 17: Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Mar 14-18: Spring Break
Apr 29: Auto W (full term)
May 2-6: Final Exams

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