Four-Year Degree Plan for Major in Marine Science–Chemistry

Note that this is a sample four-year plan. There are other course sequences that will allow a student to graduate within four years as long as prerequisite courses are taken in the proper sequence. This sample plan does not guarantee course availability, and adjustments to students’ plans may be necessary if they are unable to take specific courses during specific semesters. Students who are placed into lower level FYW, MAT or other prerequisite courses will need to adjust their four-year plans accordingly. Similarly, students who bring in Advanced Placement, Dual Enrollment or transfer credit for courses will need to adjust their four-year plans. A minimum of a 2.0 GPA both overall and in the major is required for graduation. In addition to major requirements, all components of the Baccalaureate Experience must be completed in order to successfully graduate.

Total Credit Hours: 126-127

Note: The math requirement and natural science component of the Baccalaureate Experience are fulfilled by courses in the above sequence (i.e., BIO 204, CHE 152, MAT 260).

MAR 222 satisfies the ecology requirement. Students may also take BIO 212 Ecology, offered during the fall semester.

*Marine science may not be taken as a single major because of its highly specialized nature. Students who double-major in marine science–chemistry may use any of the science or marine science courses required in the major to satisfy the natural science component of the Baccalaureate Experience requirements.