• Completion of requirements for a bachelor's degree, including general education requirements, 120 credits of acceptable coursework, and at least 42 upper-division credits.
• Completion of the following required courses:
  • GEOG 101: Intro/Physical Geog (GT-SC1) (4 hours)
    
  • GEOL 111: Physical Geology (4 hours)
    
  • GEOL 112: Earth History (4 hours)
    
  • GEOG 201: Intro to Cartography and GIS (3 hours)
    
  • GEOG 212: Nat Res Mgt on Public Lands (3 hours)
    
  • GEOG 300: World Geography (3 hours)
    
  • GEOG 440: Senior Capstone in Geography (2 hours)
    
• Plus a minimum of 11 credits from the following:
  • GEOG 307: Biogeography (3 hours)
    
  • GEOG 311: Climatology (4 hours)
    
  • GEOG 330: Nature and Properties of Soils (4 hours)
    
  • GEOL 321: Geomorphology w/Env Applic (4 hours)
    
• Plus a minimum of 4 credits from the following:
  • GEOL 340: Intro to Hydrogeology (4 hours)
    
  • GEOL 343: Sedimentology & Stratigraphy (4 hours)
    
• Plus a minimum of six credits from the following:
  • GEOG 411: Mountain Geography (3 hours)
    
  • GEOG 420: Remote Sensing (4 hours)
    
  • GEOG 421: Glacial and Periglacial Geog (3 hours)
    
  • GEOG 462: Geog of World Regions (3 hours)
    
• Plus a minimum of 4 credits from the following:
  • BIOL 204: General Biology GT-SC1 (5 hours)
    
  • CHEM 132: General Chemistry GT-SC1 (4 hours)
    
    
    AND CHEM 132L: General Chemistry Lab (1 hours)
    
  • PHYS 226: College Physics II (5 hours)
    
  • PHYS 201: Intro to Astronomy GT-SC1 (4 hours)
    
• Completion of required support courses:
  • BIOL 203: General Biology GT-SC1 (5 hours)
    
  • MATH 107: Trig/ Analytic Geometry GT-MA1 (3 hours)
    
  • MATH 205: Intro to Statistical Methods (3 hours)
    
  • PHYS 225: College Physics I GT-SC1 (5 hours)
    
  • CHEM 131: General Chemistry GT-SC1 (4 hours)
    
    
    AND CHEM 131L: General Chemistry Lab (1 hours)