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Bachelor of Science (BS), Environmental Science
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Program Overview
The Environmental Science program teaches you biology, chemistry, and ecology, as well as the social sciences and communication to assess, mediate, and manage human impact upon natural environments. You’ll study in a close-knit community, have access to nearby habitats and laboratories, have internship opportunities, and gain an understanding of environmental stewardship. Your calling to use science to care for the environment can lead to a myriad of careers in many different fields with an environmental focus.
When you graduate from Anderson University, you’ll have the skills to perform environmental assessments, which developers need before breaking ground on projects. You’ll know how to apply for storm water permits and complete environmental surveys, which screen for endangered plants and animals and wetlands. In short, you’ll be equipped to serve as an environmental consultant and create the reports your clients need to build or develop in a region. In addition, you’ll have the skills to perform environmental research and educate the public on environmental issues. You’ll be prepared for work or graduate study in the following fields: environmental consulting, industry compliance, research, government and environmental agencies, wildlife biology (monitoring population changes), environmental toxicology, natural resource management, environmental engineering (e.g. design wastewater treatment plant), marine biology, and biology.
Program at a Glance
Total Credit Hours
120
Program Type: BS
I-20 Approved: Yes
I-17 Approved: Yes
Details
Class Format: Seated (Main Campus)
Program Duration: 4 years (8 semesters)
Start Date: Fall: August | Spring: January
Admission Requirements
- Previous Degree Required
No previous degree is required to enroll in this program.
- Transcript Required
Official high school or GED transcripts will need to be submitted as part of the application process for this program. Transfer students must submit official transcripts from their previous school.
- Accreditation Information
Official high school or GED transcripts will need to be submitted as part of the application process for this program. Transfer students must submit official transcripts from their previous school.
- Additional Admission Requirements
Two essays (prompts) or official SAT, ACT, or CLT scores are required during the application process.
- Application Deadline
Anderson University has a rolling admission process (students are notified when the are accepted whenever that is during the year) but students are encouraged to apply by the following dates: December 1st for the best scholarship consideration and no later than July 1st to begin in the fall semester.
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Why AU?
The world has a dire need for ethical communicators, and an Anderson University degree gives you an opportunity to create an impact for Christ in the workplace. Media ethics and professional values based on Christian principles play a central role in the courses offered, as well as in other activities such as internships, field trips, and appearances by guest speakers.
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