Environmental concentration in Covenant college

The program's purpose is to exercise and inspire wise stewardship of Creation through research, education, outreach, and practice. Covenant's undergraduate program in environmental science is designed to develop student's abilities to pursue careers as wise stewards of God's creation, as advocates for creation care, and practitioners in the fields of conservation, restoration, and ecology.

A minimum of 126 credit hours.An institutional grade point average of 2.00 or better.The fulfillment of all BA core curriculum requirements.At least 25 hours in upper-division courses.Compliance with all requirements in the major field, or major and minor fields.No grades below "C-" in the major, minor, concentration, or certification.A residence of one year and the completion of the last 32 hours at Covenant, with the exception that students in residence for three semesters or more may complete nine of the last 32 hours at other approved collegesThe payment of all bills, the return of all equipment and library books, and the completion of all chapel and Mark 10:45 requirements.For some majors, completion of the Major Field Achievement Tests and other assessments of institutional effectiveness

Environmental Scientist.Environmental Lawyer.Environmental Engineer.Zoologist.Conservation Scientist.Hydrologist.Teacher.

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