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Environmental Science, AS

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School of Health Professions and Science (School)Undergraduate

Overview

Learning Outcomes

Course Sequence

60 - 64
15 - 16
Requirements
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  • undefined (Course Set)(3 - 4 cr)
60 - 64
17 - 18
Requirements
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  • undefined (Course Set)(3 - 4 cr)
60 - 64
14 - 15
Requirements
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  • undefined (Course Set)(4 cr)
  • undefined (Course Set)(3 - 4 cr)
  • undefined (Course Set)(3 cr)
60 - 64
14 - 15
Requirements
  • - -  -
  • undefined (Course Set)(3 - 4 cr)
  • undefined (Course Set)(4 cr)
  • undefined (Course Set)(3 cr)
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Program of Study Notes

  • Math Electives:  course, course, course, course, course, course, course, course, course; To ensure transfer, electives should be selected to meet the requirements of the appropriate transfer institution. 

  • Environmental Concepts Electives: Students are required to take four electives from among the following courses: course, course, course, course, course,course,course, course,course,course. To ensure transfer, electives should be selected to meet the requirements of the appropriate transfer institution.

  • For the General Education Electives, students must select one course from the list of approved courses in two of the following categories: Social Science: Scientific Study of Human Behavior (SSHB); Social Science: Societies and Institutions over Time (SIT). 

  • Students must complete one Writing Intensive course in addition to course. Students opting to also take course will satisfy their writing intensive requirements; otherwise, one General Education Elective course must be taken in a Writing Intensive (G) section.

  • Computer competencies are included in various program courses. Thus, completing the program automatically satisfies the computing requirement for this program.