Resource Management

Forestry Degree/A.A.

Career Opportunities: Upon completion of the four-year program, the student will be trained in a balanced approach to forest management. Graduates will have a wide range of employment opportunities with state and federal agencies as well as with private industry.

Requirements for Graduation

In order to earn an Associate of Arts Degree in Forestry with a major in Forest Resources Management, a student must complete a minimum of 63 credit-hours of required and elective course work.

Note: FOR 101 replaces WVUe 191 as a first-semester requirement.

Recommended Two-Year Sequence

FIRST YEAR

First Semester

 

Hrs.

ENGL

101

Composition and Rhetoric

3

MATH

126

College Algebra

3

CHEM

111

Survey of Chemistry

4

BIOL

101

General Biology

3

BIOL

103

General Biology Lab

1

FOR

101

Careers in Natural Resources Management

1

GEC Elective

 

3

Total

 

 

18

 

Second Semester

 

Hrs.

ENGL

102

Composition and Rhetoric

3

MATH

155

Calculus or

 

MATH

150

Introduction to Calculus

4

CHEM

112

Survey of Chemistry

4

CS

101

Introduction to Computer Applications

4

Total

 

 

14 or 15

 

SECOND YEAR

First Semester

 

Hrs.

FOR

203

Careers in Natural Resources Management

1

FOR

205

Dendrology

3

ECON

201

Principles of Microeconomics

3

STAT

211

Elementary Statistical Inference

3

PLSC

206

Principles of Plant Science

4

GEC Elective

 

3

Total

 

 

17

 

Second Semester

 

Hrs.

AGRN

202

Principles of Soil Science

3

AGRN

203

Principles of Soil Science Lab

1

ECON

202

Principles of Macroeconomics

3

FMAN

212

Forest Ecology

3

FMAN

222

Forest Mensuration

4

Total

 

 

14

Total Hours: 63 or 64