San Diego State University’s College of Sciences is the largest center for science education and research in the region. The College of Sciences offers 20 undergraduate, 20 masters, and 8 doctoral degree programs, serving a growing population of approximately 5,000 undergraduate majors and over 800 graduate students. Last year, the college awarded more than $580,000 in scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students. The College of Sciences strives to support the education of our students through high impact research experiences and training outside of the classroom. We maintain off-campus sites comprising of observatories, laboratories, and nearly 9,000 acres with four biological research stations. Our research centers provide students with real-world experiences and seminars given by notable leaders in the field. Recently, the College of Sciences helped foster $25.8 million in funding from the National Institutes of Health and $8 million from the National Science Foundation.