Environment and Natural Resources, Undecided
Campus: Columbus
School: Environment and Natural Resources
If you are passionate about the environment, but are not sure if you’d like to pursue a career rooted in natural sciences or social sciences, the environment and natural resources, undecided track can be a great starting point and option to pick on the Common Application.
Students who enroll at Ohio State as environment and natural resources, undecided are students in the School of Environment and Natural Resources (SENR) and register for the first-year survey course (ENR 1100) with all other SENR students to delve into coursework and career opportunities each of the five SENR majors offers. Students who are ENR, undecided work closely with their academic advisor to land on a major path that best aligns with their academic and career goals
Students that are admitted to Ohio State and have declared a major within the School of Environment and Natural Resources (SENR) are directly admitted to our program. There is no separate application or additional criteria to be admitted to the School of Environment and Natural Resources.
Students can come into college with credit for certain degree requirements, across the five SENR majors, including:
- Biology 1113 and 1114: Biological Sciences (AP Biology - 5 score)
- ENR 2100 and 2101: Intro to Environmental Science (AP Environmental Science - 3+ score)
- Economics 2001.01: Microeconomics (AP Economics: Microeconomics - 3+ score)
- CHEM 1210: General Chemistry I (AP Chemistry – 4+ score)
- Math 1151: Calculus (AP Calc AB - 3+ score)
Additionally, students will take courses in communicating environmental information, geographic information systems and society and natural resources.