This 18 credit certificate consists of required (R) and elective (E) courses. The Office of Continuing Education recommends that prospective students complete college level courses in chemistry, biology and mathematics before enrolling in the program.

  • AE2004 Soils (R)
  • AE3125 Principles of Ecology (R)
  • AE3140 Environmental Impacts (R)
  • AE3220 Hydrology (R)
  • AE3107 Environmental Geology (E)
  • AE4015 Regional Land Use Planning (R)
  • AE4025 Climatology (E)
  • AE4016 Hydrogeology (E)

Gainful Employment Information

Certificate in Environmental Studies Cost of Program 2011-12

Tuition & Fees

$8,740.00

Books & Supplies

$900.00

Living Allowance*

$10,842.00

Total Costs

$20,482.00

* Based on a full-time resident program, most students are non-resident part-time

Length of Program

Intended time to complete

36 weeks-2 semesters plus a summer session

% of graduates who completed on time

60%

Employment (SOC codes)

The US Department of Labor’s Standard Occupational Classification code that the Certificate in Environmental Studies prepares students to enter:

19-4091.00 - Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health
http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/19-4091.00

For more information go to: http://www.onetonline.org

Debt

Median program graduate debt from:

0

Federal Loans

$0.00

Private educational loans

$0.00

% of graduate that took federal loans

0%

% of students successfully repaying federal loans

0%