Park and resource management in Slippery rock university

Protecting our nation's wild and scenic areas in a natural setting is essential work. If you enjoy working with people in the great outdoors and are ready for exciting challenges like wild land firefighting and emergency medicine, the major in Park and Resource Management will lay the foundation for your rewarding career.

Completed application for admission for international students, 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA on their official high school transcript, Official certified true copies in English of all secondary and post-secondary school transcripts that show year-by-year listing of courses, grades earned for each course, and credits earned for each course, Official certified true copies in English of all secondary and post-secondary school certificates, diplomas, degrees, and examination results, Proof of English language proficiency. This usually is determined by a score of 61 (internet test) or 500 (paper test) or better on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or by proficiency at the 112 level or better from one of the ELS (English Language Schools) language centers in the United States, or by proficiency at the 6.0 BAnd or above on the International English Language Testing Service (IELTS), Verification of applicant s ability to meet educational costs. Financial status is not used to determine academic qualification for admission to the university but must be verified to satisfy the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service requirements

Park Ranger, Park Manager, Protection Ranger, Park Interpreter, Or Natural Resource Technician

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