A course taken to satisfy a requirement in Section 1 may also be used to satisfy one, but only one, requirement in another section of the curriculum. Departments may specify somewhat different courses to satisfy the requirement in each sub-section. Five credits minimum required. These requirements apply to all Natural Resources Degrees. Different departments may specify somewhat different courses.
Options exist for students with either a research or management focus.
The student may complete this section with any courses. Students must take their last 30 credits in residence while officially enrolled in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. Degree credit will be granted only once for courses that are repeated. Other degree requirements are outlined in the Undergraduate Catalog. To meet certification requirements of the Wildlife Society, seven additional credits of written and spoken communications, one course in calculus, and three credits of natural resource policy law and administration are required.