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CURRENT UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT INFORMATION
The Bachelor of Science degree in Fisheries & Wildlife Science offers flexibility. The undergraduate curriculum is composed of a core and a Specialization which the student designs according to individual interests and goals. Each student designs their own Specialization to complement the basic science and social science core. With the guidance of a faculty advisor, diverse advanced offerings are selected by the student. Required internships and a senior "group project" also can be developed to support individual educational goals. Some sample Specializations might include:
Students can choose to spend one term at the Hatfield Marine Science Center, an extended campus facility located in Newport, where we have courses emphasizing the marine environment.
Post-Baccalaureate Students If you already have a Bachelors degree and would like to see what it would take to get an additional Bachelor of Science (B.S.) click here for our Post Bac curriculum requirements. If you earned your first Bachelors at OSU then you would need a minimum of 32 credits for another Bachelors degree. If your degree is from another university then you would need a minimum of 45 credits to satisfy the residency requirement. Many of the required courses could be taken online through Ecampus but we do not offer the full BS degree online, however we do offer a Fisheries and Wildlife minor through Ecampus. Please visit the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) webpage for additional information. Contact Information Click here to see a copy of our draft "Learner Outcome Assessment Plan" How to Sign Up for the Undergraduate ListServ: |
