Degree: Environmental Science (Outdoor Studies Track)
For Students Entering Fall 2015
This is a sample schedule to illustrate how long it will take to complete this degree plan. Additional semesters may be necessary if you are required to complete courses listed in the right-hand column or if you repeat courses.
Consult with your academic advisor before changing the sequence of courses. Some courses are not offered every semester and some courses have prerequisites. Check the course description in the current catalog for details.
Failure to complete courses in the recommended sequence may delay graduation.
FR
Fall
16 hrs
FR
Spring
17 hrs
† BIBL 101
Jesus: His Life and
Teachings
BIBL 102
Early Christians: Life,
Literature and Community
† ENGL 111
Composition & Rhetoric
ENGL 112
Composition &
Literature
ENVR 112
Plant Science
(Includes Lab)
† CORE 110
Cornerstone
CHEM 113/111
Intro Chemistry/Lab
4 hrs
MATH 123
Intro to Probability &
Statistics
CHEM 114/112
Intro Org and Biol
Chem/Lab
4 hrs
Required if condition
of Admission:
@ PEAC 100
Lifetime Wellness or
PEAC Activity
1 hr
Consider a Study Abroad experience.
Summer
SO
Fall
17 hrs
AENV 110
Into to Agricultural and
Environmental Systems
and Technology
(Includes Lab)
May be required based
on ACT or SAT scores:
@ BIBL 211
Message of the
Old Testament
@ LITERATURE
ENGL 221 or 222 or
231 or 232 or 262 or 263
AGRB 261
Prin. Of Ag and Applied
Economics
ANSC 111
General Animal Science
(Includes Lab)
BIOL 112/114
General Biology I/Lab
4 hrs
@ PEAC Activity
1 hr
CORE 210
Human Identity and
Community
KINE 241
First Aid/CPR
1 hr
ENVR 233
Soil Science
(Includes Lab)
@ COMM 211
Speech and Rhetoric
BIOL 113/115
General Biology II/Lab
4 hrs
@ PEAC Activity
(Adventure Skill)
1 hr
JR
Fall
16 hrs
Advanced Bible
Selection
ENVR 350
Rangeland Ecology
(Includes Lab)
@ POLS 225
National Government
ENVR 345
Rangeland Plants
(Includes Lab)
ENVR 320
Energy Resources
@ PEAC Activity
(Adventure Skill)
1 hr
JR
Spring
16 hrs
FOREIGN LANGUAGE /
CULTURAL
AWARENESS
AGRB 382
Agribusiness
Management
@ AENV 384
Internship
KINE 460
Program Planning for
Health Promotion
ENVR 354
Range Science
(Includes Lab)
(Spring of even years)
@ PEAC Activity
(Adventure Skill)
1 hr
SO
Spring
15 hrs
UNIV 011
Learning Strategies
MATH:
MATW 019
MATW 120/020
MATW 130/030
ENGLISH:
ENGL 003/004
ENGL 106/006
ENGL 107/007
Required only if
unsatisfactory
in High School:
SCIENCE
3 hrs
SR
Fall
16 hrs
BCOR 310
The Search for Meaning
ENVR 410
Environmental Law and
Policy
ENVR 455
Wildlife Ecology
(Includes Lab)
4 hrs
KINE 360
Leadership and
Management for Health
Promotion
General Ed Selection
3 hrs
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
6 hrs
SR
Spring
15 hrs
ENVR 420
Environmental Thought
(Writing Intensive Course
and Capstone)
ENVR 458
Wildlife Management
Techniques
ENVR 341
Water Resources
FREE ELECTIVE
3 hrs
FREE ELECTIVE
3 hrs
Total Hours = 128 hrs
Each block represents 3 hours unless otherwise noted. † Freshman Requirement. @ Course typically available in a summer term.
* It is possible to fulfill one advanced elective requirement through an approved internship.