THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE OPTION IN BIOLOGY
FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY

The Environmental Science Option at Francis Marion University offers students the choice of specialization in environmental science at the undergraduate level. It is offered in three existing majors: Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. The Environmental Science Option will require the completion of recommended General Education courses, a required Core Curriculum of science and mathematics courses, and requirements for the student's major. 125 to 127 semester hours of credit will be required for graduation. The curriculum for the Environmental Science Option is summarized below:

General Education Requirements

Basic Communications

Social Sciences

Humanities

Science

Freshman Seminar 100

Total Hours, General Education: 51


Core Courses for Environmental Science Program

Total Core Required Hours 39 or 40


Biology Major/Environmental Science Emphasis

Required Courses:

Science Electives (Select two courses: at least one must be from chemistry or physics):

Free Elective


Total Biology/ Environmental Science Required Hours 35-36

Total Hours Required for Graduation 125-127

E-mail Dr. John Rae, jrae@fmarion.edu, coordinator of the Biology Environmental Science Option, with questions.