The bachelor of science in integrated science offers students the opportunity to design their own degree program. As an alternative to traditional majors, this individualized program of study allows students to pursue their academic and professional goals in focus areas not available within existing departmental curricula. With the mentoring of a faculty advisory committee, students focus their degree and select courses across multiple focus areas to create an individualized and interdisciplinary program of study. Specific degree requirements and focus areas are defined and approved by the student's faculty advisory committee. Additional information is available in the CASNR Dean's Office (103 Agricultural Hall, East Campus).
•Official score reporting required. •Deposit of $250 required for i-20, refundable in caase of visa rejection. •SAT Reading: 26 or ACT English subscore: 20, can be submitted in place for English Proficiency Requirements.
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