The Psychobiology program at Wheaton College prepares students for graduate training in medicine, animal behavior, veterinary medicine, physical therapy, occupational therapy, neuroscience, and similar fields. In addition, Psychobiology alums from Wheaton have found employment in a variety of settings. Below is just a partial list of the kinds of opportunities that Wheaton Psychobiologists have made for themselves using their Wheaton training:

• Joseph Chadwick, Wheaton Class of 2005, Ph.D. program in Conservation Biology, UMASS--Amherst
• April Martel, Wheaton Class of 2005, VMD student, Ross School of Veterinary Medicine
• Victoria Carmella, Wheaton Class of 2002, VMD, Ash Creek Animal Hospital and Spa, CT
• Dr. Sue K. Adams, Wheaton Class of 2000, Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and faculty member at the University of Rhode Island department of Human Development and Family Studies
• Dr. Elizabeth Cady, Wheaton Class of 1996, Associate Program Officer at the National Academy of Engineering in DC
• Jennifer Palaia Lapis, Wheaton Class of 1992, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
• Dr. Cheryl Frye, Wheaton Class of 1988, Professor of Psychology, SUNY Albany
• Dr. Igor Schwartzman, Wheaton Class of 1998, M.D.in osteopathic/naturopathic medicine
• Kendra Ward, Class of 2000: LAc, MA in Chinese medicineTogether, husband and wife team Igor and Kendra run the Whole Family Wellness Center in Portland, OR
• Thais Mollet, Class of 1999, Ph.D. in Physical Therapy