Bachelor of Science in Atmospheric Sciences - Atmospheric Sciences

The Bachelor of Science in Atmospheric Sciences degree requires a minimum of 120 semester credit hours: 42 are from designated University Core Curriculum Program courses, 57 are from atmospheric sciences core courses and 21 are from career track courses. The atmospheric sciences core provides students with a broad background in meteorology and climate sciences, and satisfy the requirements for federal employment as a National Weather Service meteorologist (also referred to as NOAA GS1340 positions). The students can choose a career track in either general atmospheric sciences or the broadcast meteorology. Students should select a career track as soon as possible after they complete their freshman year and well before they begin their junior year.
The atmospheric sciences program offers the general Atmospheric Sciences Track and the Broadcast Meteorologist Track. The students from both tracks will satisfy the requirements for federal employment as a National Weather Service meteorologist . A total of 21 semester hours of electives courses are required for both career tracks.

You must submit official transcripts from all U.S. colleges and universities attended. An official transcript bears the original signature of a school official and/or an official school seal. To obtain an international transcript evaluation report, you must submit official transcripts from all international high schools, colleges and universities attended to one of the University-approved evaluation agencies GPA - 2.0 Minimum IELTS Academic test score of 6.0 overall Minimum TOEFL IBT score of 73 Minimum TOEFL Paper-Based score of 537 Minimum TOEFL CBT score of 205 Duolingo English Test scores of 100