This sample shows just one possible pathway to earning a Bachelor of Science degree with an atmospheric sciences major in four years. This plan does not replace the advice of your advisor, and you are cautioned to meet regularly with your advisor and the Atmospheric Science Program Coordinator to create a personalized plan that matches your particular circumstances rather than following this verbatim.

The information below also reflects the degree requirements for students who began their college education in Fall of 2013 or later. If you started college coursework prior to Fall of 2013, your degree requirements may be different. This sample assumes no high school Foreign Language was taken and that the student placed into college-level English and into College Algebra (Math 116) and Trigonometry (Math 117) (Math Placement Level B.)

If your math placement test results are higher and allow you to start in Math 231, you can accelerate portions of this plan. More substantial modifications are necessary and time to graduation may be longer if your math placement test result indicates a start in Intermediate Algebra (Math 105) or lower. You are encouraged to contact the Atmospheric Science Program Coordinator for more information regarding these modifications.

To clarify any requirements, contact the Atmospheric Science Program Coordinator.

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