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We offer small classes, one-on-one interaction with faculty and hands-on experiences. Our program provides a broad knowledge base and many electives. You will learn the methods and techniques used by environmental professionals, including aerial photography, remote sensing, geographic information systems (GIS), statistics, field sampling and laboratory analyses.
We will prepare you for a fulfilling career that can include everything from crunching numbers, to gathering soil, sediment and water samples in the field, to interviewing community residents, to meeting with lawmakers to influence policy.
• Application • Self-reported Student Academic Record • Official High School Transcripts • Credential Evaluation • SAT (Reading and Writing: 490, Math: 480) • ACT (Reading: 19, Math: 19, English: 17) • Essay / Letter of Reference / CV (optional)Conservation OfficerWetlands SpecialistEnvironmental Project Manager
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University of West Florida
