The program draws on the natural sciences, social sciences, law and communication arts, providing a core curriculum of integrative environmental and natural resource courses, and a number of specializations in areas such as environmental protection, land and water management, environmental impact assessment, regulation, site assessment, remediation and risk communication. The preferred course in ECON 201. Students seeking an LCC associate degree must fulfill specific graduation requirements including the LCC general education core requirements. See the LCC Catalog for additional details. This curricular guide requires basic skill levels in mathematics, reading, and writing.
Students are responsible for completing all requirements as stated.
The only official documentation of program completion status is an audit conducted by the Registrar's Office that is initiated when students apply for a degree or certificate. Students are expected to apply one semester prior to the semester they plan to graduate.