The required major courses in the program at? prepare every student in the foundations of atmospheric science.?

Required math and physics courses provide the needed tools to understand upper-level meteorology concepts. Our elective courses reflect the diverse nature of the science and enrich each student?s academic experience in preparation for post-graduate careers.

With additional meteorology credits totaling at least 40, but no more than 60 hours, this degree can serve as a standalone major with no second major or minor. Students who opt for this science major may also choose one of the following:

• A disciplinary science minor or second major (qualifying disciplines include astronomy, biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering, mathematics, psychology, and physics. Note that students opting for a science minor or second major to complete this B.S. degree must select a program from outside the geography and meteorology department);

• A second major in a non-science discipline;

• The 32-credit complementary major in environmental science;?

OR

• A minor in fundamentals of business, business administration, applied statistics, engineering, or geographic information systems.