128 Hours.
The NATURAL RESOURCES ECOLOGY & MANAGEMENT provides broad-based training in identification, natural history, population ecology, conservation biology, and policy issues that affect living natural resources. Students tailor their course work by choosing one of seven areas of concentration: conservation biology; fisheries & aquaculture; natural resource conservation; wetland science; wildlife ecology; wildlife law enforcement; and preveterinary medicine.
BASIC SCHOLASTIC EXPECTATIONS.
* Complete English 1001 and one general education analytical reasoning course within the first 30 hours of study.
* Maintain an LSU and overall gpa of 2.0;
* Maintain a minimum 2.0 gpa in the major field;
NOTE: This document is offered as an aid for planning a course of study. The LSU General Catalog contains the official requirements for graduation.
RECOMMENDED PATH & CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS.
The RECOMMENDED PATH shows how one may complete the curriculum in 4 years. CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS must be met by the indicated semester to be considered making minimal progress in the degree.
*Students in this curriculum must earn a "C" or better in all required RNR courses.*
Sem 1: CHEM 1201, RNR 1001.
Sem 2: BIOL 1201, RNR 1002.
Sem 3: BIOL 1202.
Sem 4: BIOL 1209/CHEM 1212; MATH 1022/1431/1441.
Sem 5: EXST 2201, RNR 2101, 2039 |