Master of Biological Forensics At Loyola University Maryland

The Master of Biological Forensics program is the Loyola Biological Forensics M.S. graduate program for Stonehill College students who meet specific eligibility requirements under a cooperation agreement between Loyola University Maryland and Stonehill College. The fast track process supports application, admission, and completion for eligible Stonehill students.

Fast track admission requires current enrollment at Stonehill College with a major or minor in Biochemistry, Biology, or Chemistry, an overall undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher and a minimum GPA of 3.0 for all science courses at the time of application, and satisfactory completion of the remaining undergraduate degree coursework while maintaining the minimum GPA requirements. Applicants submit an online application (selecting the Fast Track option), an essay, one letter of recommendation, and official transcripts.

• Current enrollment as an undergraduate student at Stonehill College with a major or minor in Biochemistry, Biology, or Chemistry
• Overall undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher and minimum GPA of 3.0 for all science courses at the time of application
• Satisfactory completion of remaining undergraduate degree coursework, maintaining the minimum GPA requirements noted above
• An official transcript will be required at the time of application, and final acceptance will be dependent upon receipt of official final transcripts following graduation from Stonehill College. Final transcripts must reflect the criteria stated above.

Completed online application (applicants must select the Fast Track option when applying); Essay; 1 Letter of Recommendation; Official transcripts.