Life Scientists - Biologists  - study life from many perspectives that include: anatomy, development, distribution, function,  origin,  & other basic principles of plant & animal life. The varied jobs & work settings of Biologists include: consulting, laboratory, manufacturing, natural resource management research, & teaching,  Some of the disciplines includes anatomy, general biology, biotechnology, botany, cellular, entomology, fishery, histology, genetics, marine, microbiology, mycology, neuroscience, physical anthropology, medical anthropology, psychobiology (biopsychology or physiological psychology), physiology, wild life conservation, & zoology.

Majors that have an option with a biological focus include:
Anthropology: (Biological or Physical Anthropology, Forensic Face or Bones Reconstruction Anthropology, & Medical Anthropology);
Psychology: (Biopsychology, Physiopsychlogy, Physiological Psychology, Psychobiology); American Psychological Association Careers; & Environmental Science