To obtain the Associate of Applied Science degree in environmental resources management from Ohio State ATI, students must complete a minimum of 105 quarter credit hours with a cumulative point-hour ratio of 2.00 or above. They must satisfactorily complete a prescribed curriculum which includes at least 58 quarter credit hours in technical studies and 47 quarter credit hours in basic and general studies. A minimum of 45 quarter credit hours must be earned through regular course work at the institute, exclusive of an internship. Practicum is a supervised work experience. Environmental resource management students are involved in special conservation and environmental projects on campus, at the Ohio State ATI Farm Laboratory and at soil and water conservation offices.
Students complete a minimum of three credit hours of practicum.
Environmental resources management students complete 10 weeks of full-time employment in their field of study. Ohio State ATI assists students in securing an appropriate internship. Students are paid for their employment, graded on their job performance, and awarded academic credit. About Ohio State ATI Ohio State ATI is a two-year technical college located in Wooster, Ohio. Established in 1966, Ohio State ATI has a statewide mandate for comprehensive agricultural education.