Students who earn a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree with a major in Geography and a concentration in Environmental Pre-Law are well-prepared to pursue law school, both in-state and around the nation.
For those who choose to pursue a career upon graduation, students are prepared for positions in a wide variety of settings. These include environmental and sustainability planning, resource management, natural areas preservation, and outdoor and environmental education, as well as in environmental assessment, monitoring, and restoration. In addition, graduates can seek careers in private and public firms and agencies that employ geographic information systems; education (public and private K-12 schools and higher education); local, state, or federal governments; city and regional planning agencies; and non-profit organizations.
