·   Rose-Hulman’s Applied Biology (AB) major is one of the rare biology programs in the country to require a year-long, full-credit research experience.
 

·    Rose-Hulman has a DNA sequencer available for student use.
 

·   Most AB students participate in either a research experience or internship in the summer.
 

·   Rose-Hulman is engineering the next generation of biologists.
 

·   Rose-Hulman AB faculty are national leaders in biology education.
 

·   AB students at Rose-Hulman are nationally competitive.
 

·   Rose-Hulman's biology program is one of the few math-intensive programs in the country.
 

·   More than 30% of AB students go on to graduate school, and more than 20% of AB students go on to study medicine, optometry, dentistry, or law.
 

·   AB graduates work at places like Cook Biotech, Covance, Monsanto, and Southwest Research Institute.

•    Medical school acceptance rate since 2002 was 73% at RHIT compared to the other 44% national average.