Learning Outcomes
At graduation, a student who majors in Biology will:
- understand the five key concepts of: Evolutionary patterns of unity and diversity, Heritable information flow, Interplay between Structure and Function, Transformations of Energy and Matter, and Interactions between and within systems and apply these to current issues.
- demonstrate mastery of the scientific method by evaluating scientific problems and analyzing associated data. Create and conduct a relevant research project within the field of Biology
- evaluate current research in Biology, demonstrating effective written and spoken communication skills
- acquire the content and skills necessary for science-related careers, professional or graduate programs
Students completing a major in Environmental Science earn either a Bachelor of Science degree or a Bachelor of Arts degree.
Requirements for Major in Environmental Science
All students majoring in Environmental Science must successfully complete the following courses:
Item #
Title
Credits
4
2
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3
6
Sub-Total Credits
61-62
In addition each student must complete the additional requirements for the Bachelor of Science or Arts tracks:
Bachelor of Arts:
Item #
Title
Credits
Sub-Total Credits
10
Bachelor of Science:
Item #
Title
Credits
Sub-Total Credits
14
Recommended electives
Item #
Title
Credits
Recommended minors: Botany, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Language, Mathematics, Philosophy, Political Science, Physics, Zoology.
68-73