Environmental Science, B.S.

Introductory Courses

Students must take the following introductory courses:

Students must take one of the following Biology courses:

Students must take the following required courses:

Students must take the following seminars:

Students must complete one of the following field courses from the following list, or as approved by the Department of Geosciences chair:

Students must complete seven courses about the environment from the list below:

BIOL 2200 - Ecology with Lab 4 Semester Hours (C- or higher)
BIOL 3320 - BioTerrestrial Arthropod wlab 4 Semester Hours (C- or higher)
BIOL 3350 - Conservation Biology with Lab 4 Semester Hours (C- or higher)
BIOL 3370 - Herpetology with Lab 4 Semester Hours (C- or higher)
BIOL 3380 - Wetland Ecology with Lab: Principles and Conservation 4 Semester Hours (C- or higher)
CHEM 2110 - Organic Chemistry I 4 Semester Hours (C- or higher)
and
CHEM 2111 - Organic Chemistry Lab I 1 Semester Hours (C- or higher)
CHEM 2120 - Organic Chemistry II 4 Semester Hours (C- or higher)
and
CHEM 2121 - Organic Chemistry Lab II 1 Semester Hours (C- or higher)
CHEM 3730 - Environmental Chemistry 4 Semester Hours (C- or higher)
GEOL 2200 - Process Geomorphology (w lab) 4 Semester Hours (C- or higher)
GEOL 3300 - Applied Geophysics (w lab) 4 Semester Hours (C- or higher)
MATH 1150 - Elementary Statistics 4 Semester Hours (C- or higher)
or
CHEM 2310 - Quantitative Analysis 4 Semester Hours (C- or higher)

Students must take the following mathematics course:

Students must complete a Senior Research project:

Students must complete a comprehensive exam in their major: