The GRE is not required but is recommended for both the applicant's and faculty's understanding of the student's capabilities. An undergraduate degree related to our programs is also recommended but an applicant may be accepted with the understanding that certain course deficiencies may be required by the student's advisory committee. Math 160 and Stat 251. Deficiency courses include Math 143 or three years of high school algebra, Math 144 or high school trigonometry, and Phys 100 or 111 or high school physics. This option is designed for students who have specific curricular objectives not readily obtainable under the other options.
Entry requires an application, sophomore standing, and one semester in residence.
A 3.0 grade-point average must be maintained on an academic year basis for all subsequent course work completed after acceptance into the option. Graduate Degree Programs Candidates must fulfill the requirements of the College of Graduate Studies and of the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Range Sciences. Master of Science. Thesis and nonthesis options are offered. At least one professional paper is required and will be evaluated by the candidate's supervisory committee.