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College of Sciences
The Pryor England Science Building is home to the math, chemistry, computer science, biology, physics and engineering departments.
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College of Sciences
Where scientific theory meets practical applications of modern technology.
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College of Sciences
Pursue clinical psychology, counseling, marriage and family therapy, cognitive neuroscience, law and more.
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College of Sciences
Explore your interests in chemistry, biochemistry & molecular biology, and more in contemporary lab spaces.
Chemistry
Welcome to the College of Sciences
We strive to lead our students to success in whatever area they pursue.
Within our departments, we offer a broad range of educational opportunities that provide hands-on learning experiences in the classroom, in our laboratories and even work in the field.
Be inspired by our experienced faculty and become involved in projects that provide practical training to prepare you for your future endeavors.
To learn more about the opportunities we provide, explore our undergraduate and graduate majors and programs.
Undergraduate Programs
Preprofessional Health Sciences » (premed programs)
Graduate Programs
Growth in Knowledge and Service
We believe in the pursuit of sound knowledge and establishing a foundation to enhance growth in critical thinking, scientific inquiry, and Christian service.
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Harding is a staging ground for the future — you refine your faith here.
Gehrig Haberstock ,
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My education is going toward a higher purpose to make our community better.
Alyssa Anderson ,
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I will never know everything that God did for us with our body, but it’s fun trying to learn everything.
Jared Knappe ,
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I feel like family and consumer science is a good mission platform.
Rachel Perry ,
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My goal is to own a recreation center specifically for inner-city kids.
Vanessa Lewis ,
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Harding helps you continue to pursue your identity and your purpose.
Dallas Herrmann ,
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