Advising personnel in the College Student Services office are also available to help with University rules and regulations, job placement, exchange programs, and referrals to cross-campus programs and services. We encourage students to take an active role in their program planning, and use their time at OSU to develop themselves both academically and professionally. Grades of C or better in all required forestry courses for those pursuing a degree in Forest Engineering, Forest Management, Forest Recreation Resources or Natural Resources. Those majoring in Forest Management, Forest Engineering, or Forest Products must complete six months of satisfactory employment in an area related to their major. Those majoring in Forest Recreation Resources must satisfactorily complete a supervised internship.
Students are personally responsible for fulfilling all curricular requirements in proper sequence.
Work performance and personal conduct are thoroughly appraised by the College. Since Forestry is highly regarded for its ethical and its academic standards, students are responsible for observing the Professional Code of Conduct of the College in its entirety. Departure from these ethical requirements may be reason for terminating a student. Peavy and Richardson Halls, the OSU forestry buildings, contain modern classroom, laboratory, and study facilities. Classes use the nearby College forests for daily field instruction.