Academic Planning Worksheet: Environmental Studies
Preparation for your intended major is a factor in the review of your UW transfer application. Use this worksheet to help you plan for admission to your intended major and for UW general education requirements.
Department admission information
Admission to this major is open. Students in good academic standing may declare this major at any time.
Although this major is open, students are strongly encouraged to prepare for the major before transfer. Environmental Studies is a Bachelor of Arts degree program.
Students interested in the major are encouraged to contact the adviser early. Help is available for identifying alternatives to BIOL 180 at your community college: enviradv@uw.edu.
Undergraduate Program Adviser: Wallace Hall (ACC), Suite 12, 206-616-2461, enviradv@uw.edu. Visit the Environmental Studies website for more information.
- Catalog overview
- Visit MyPlan to run a degree audit
- UW college and school graduation requirements
Courses recommended for admission to major
Directions: Record the courses you have taken, are taking or plan to take prior to UW enrollment that you believe are equivalent to the UW course requirements listed below. Not sure? Use the transfer course equivalency guide.
| UW Course | Dept. Prefix & Number | Term/Year |
|---|---|---|
| Example: MATH 124 – Calculus I | MATH 151 | AUT 08 |
| One from: CHEM 120 NW/QSR – Principles of Chemistry OR CHEM 142 NW/QSR – General Chemistry OR BIOL 180 NW – Intro Biology Check with adviser for approved substitutes. |
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| One from: STAT 220 NW QSR – Principles of Statistical Reasoning OR STAT 221 NW QSR – Stat Concepts and Methods OR STAT 311 NW QSR – Elements of Statistical Methods OR QSCI 381 NW QSR – Intro Probability & Statistics | ||
| One from: ENVIR/ECON 235 I&S/NW - Environmental Economics OR ECON 200 I&S/NW QSR – Intro to Microeconomics OR ECON 201 I&S/NW QSR – Intro to Macroeconomics | ||
| One from: ENVIR 100 I&S/NW – Intro to Environmental Studies OR ESRM 100 I&S/NW – Intro to Environmental Science |
Entering transfer information
Total undergraduates, as of autumn 2019: 254
Total from Washington community colleges: 26
- Entering transfer GPA (from WA community colleges):
- 3.75 – 4.00: 6
- 3.50 – 3.74: 4
- 3.25 – 3.49: 7
- 3.00 – 3.24: 7
- 2.75 – 2.99: 2
- 2.50 – 2.74: 0
- 2.49 and below0
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