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Environmental Science (Specialization in Chemistry), B.S.

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The environmental science degree emphasizes chemistry, biology, and geology necessary to prepare students for complex environmental issues in remediation, control, and planning. This degree prepares students for a variety of positions in industry and government, as well as graduate studies in environmental science.

1. General University Course Requirements: 43-50

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2. Lower-division Core Requirements: 53 credits

Note:

(11 credits may be used to satisfy the GUCRs and the major)

3. Upper-division Core: 49-58 credits

Minimum of 126 credits required, including 48 upper-division credits.

Course Guide for Environmental Science (Specialization in Chemistry)

 The sample schedule below is a general guideline for completing the necessary course work.

Freshman Year

First Semester

Total credits: 17

Second Semester

Total credits: 18

Sophomore Year

First Semester

Total credits: 18

Second Semester

Total credits: 19

Junior Year

First Semester

Total credits: 18

Second Semester

Total credits: 16-17

Senior Year

First Semester

Total credits: 12-17

Second Semester

Total credits: 15-18

Total: Minimum 133 credits

Note:

Courses with asterisk ( * ) are part of the General University Course Requirements (GUCRs).

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