
The Biotech Pathway is for students eager to make a real impact in an industry that is always advancing. It’s not just about learning – but leading – in a field critical to our society and future. In this program, you will learn the fundamentals of biotech, including lab equipment use with proper technique, lab safety and experimental design. Earn While You Learn: Some courses are articulated with Solano Community College, giving you a jump start on college credits while in high school.
Dive in: Labs are interactive, problem-solving opportunities
State-Of-The-Art Classroom: Cell culture room and top notch research capabilities
Working and learning together: ideate, strategize, implement and revise
Yes, students will need to complete an in-person application to be considered for the Engineering Pathway. You can find information about the application process HERE
The number of students we offer placement to will depend on our staffing demands. For the 2025-26 application year, we expect to offer placement to 60 students.
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