The B.S. in Geology and Geological Oceanography has two options: a Geology option, and a Geological Oceanography option. It is designed for students with an interest in earth, environmental or oceanographic science careers or affiliated fields such as environmental law and earth/environmental science education. Geoscientists are employed by three segments of the economy: private, government and academia. Opportunities exist with private companies in environmental protection and management and the petroleum industry has again begun to hire significant number of geologists.
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Faculty Advisor - Academic Year Only
Geology and Geological Oceanography | Geosciences
College of the Environment and Life Sciences Advisors
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Curriculum Sheets
BS: Geology Option
BS: Geological Oceanography Option
Major Entry Requirements
- Complete at least 30 units and have an overall GPA of at least 2.00
- Complete GEO 103 with a B-, CHM 101 with a C, and MTH 103 or 111 with a C+ or MTH 131 or 141 with a C
- Complete URI 101
