Effective: 06/2003

Notes:
1. Students enrolled in the Natural Resources, Policy and Administration curriculum must follow the curriculum and make reasonable progress toward the degree.

2. Additional graduation requirements:

a. Earn a minimum grade of C in ENG 101.
b. Achieve foreign language proficiency at the FL 102 level.

1. Students with appropriate math skills are encouraged to take the math sequence MA 141-241. Credit earned in MA 107, MA 108, or MA 111 does not apply toward the 128 minimum credit hours required for graduation. Credit for MA 114-121 is allowed when presented by transfer students.

2. Two semesters of physical education are required for graduation. At least one course must fulfill the "Fitness and Wellness" requirement (any PE course at the 100-level.) Students may elect S/U grading for all PE courses.

3. A professional development program is integrated into the curriculum that consists of a required summer work experience between the junior and senior years and two professional development courses. Students who take NR 301 inthe junior year will prepare for NR 360 and seek a summer job for the following summer and will participate in presentations made by seniors enrolled in NR 401 that focus on the previous summer's work experience. A member of the teaching faculty will assist students in finding an appropriate summer job. NR 401 for the seniors will consist of written and oral reports on summer work experiences and professional development activities.

4. 12 credit hours of humanities/social science electives, distributed as shown below, must be selected from the university lists at http://www.ncsu.edu/provost/academic_programs/ger/

1. Literature - 3 credit hours
2. History, Philosophy, or Religion - 3 credit hours.
3. Visual and Performing Arts or History - 3 credit hours.
4. Course from any humanities/social sciences list - 3 credit hours.
5. At least one humanities/social sciences elective course that focuses on a non-English speaking culture (noted by * in the university lists). The selected course may also satisfy a humanities/social sciences requirement.

5. Technical Electives - 24 credit hours: select 6 credit hours from the biological sciences courses and 18 credit hours from the managment sciences courses. Select at least one course from each of the three management sciences categories. Take note of prerequisite courses to the technical electives when planning your course schedule.

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
Flora		Fauna		Earth Sciences
PB 222 Kingdom of Fungi		ENT 425 General Entomology		FOR 420/520 Watershed & Wetlands Hydrology
PB 400 Plant Structure/Diversity		FOR 402 Forest Entomology		GEO 200 Princ. of Geography
PB 421 Plant Physiology		FOR 404 Forest Wildlife Mgmt.		MEA 200/210 Intro. Oceanography/Lab
PB 403 Systematic Botany		FW 353 Wildlife Mgmt.		MEA 250/251 Intro. Coastal Environments & Lab
PB 405 Wetland Plants		FW 420 Fisheries Science		MEA 300 Environmental Geography
CS 414 Weed Science		MEA 220 Marine Biology		SSC 361 Role of Soils in Envir. Mangement
FOR 303 Silvics & Forest Tree Phys.		ZO 441/2 Biology of Fishes/Lab		SSC 452 Soil Classification
FOR 318 Forest Pathology		ZO 501 Orinthology		SSC 461 Soil Phys. Properties & Plant Growth
FOR 411 Forest Tree Genetics/Biology		ZO 509 Eco. of Stream Invertebrates		SSC 470 Wetland Soils
FOR 540 Adv. Dendrology		ZO 586 Aquaculture I		SSC 472 Forest Soils
				ZO 419 Limnology
MANAGMENT SCIENCES
Management		Economics		Policy
ACC 200 Managerial Accounting		ARE 301 Intermed. Microecon.		ARE 309 Envir. Law & Econ. Policy
BUS 455 Quant. Methods for Management		ARE 436 Environmental Economics		BUS 305 Legal & Regulatory Envir.
LAR 430 Site Planning		EC 348 Intro. to Int'l Economics		FOR 460 Renewable Resource Policy and Management
PRT 350 Outdoor Recreation Management		EC 410 Public Finance		FW 485 Natural Resources Advocacy
PRT 451 Rec. Planning/Facility Development		EC 448 International Trade		LAR 443 Landscape History
PRT 462 Introduction to GIS		ENV 270 Resource & Envir. Economics (Duke University)		MDS 406 Conservation of Biological Diversity
		FOR 319 Forestry Economics		PS 201 Intro. to American Government
		FOR 512 Forest Economics		PS 202 State & Local Government
				PS 312 Intro. to Public Administration
				PS 320 US Environmental Law & Politics
				PS 336 Global Environmental Politics
				PS 401 American Parties & Interest Groups