Biology is a diverse field. A bachelor's degree in biology can lead you to any number of career paths based on your other interests, likes and dislikes, preferences about workplace, environment, etc. For example, you could merge an interest in law with your interest in biology for a career – both skill areas will be needed as genetically engineered plants and animals are created, patented, and become commercial products. Also, there are newly created jobs in the field of environmental law.

But these are just examples. Determine your interests and define your career path accordingly. Consult your advisor and professors as well as alumni and other professionals for input and advice.

Here are some resources to help you:

• Ball State Career Center 
• Quest: An interactive Web site that helps match up your interests and personality to academic majors and careers.
• American Institute of Biological Sciences: Careers in Biology