These requirements apply to students declaring this major from Summer 2001 through Spring 2002
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Completion of the CALS degree requirements will satisfy all University General Education Requirements (GER)
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Admission to UW
If admitted with a deficiency, see your academic Dean in 116 Agricultural Hall
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SECTION 1 - COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS
These requirements apply to all degrees in the College. The courses required in this section also meet UW General Education Requirements. A course taken to satisfy a requirement in Section 1 may also be used to satisfy one, but only one, requirement in another section of the curriculum. Departments may specify somewhat different courses to satisfy the requirement in each sub-section.

Communication (I.C.)
_____ Five credits minimum required.
SEE WRITTEN/ORAL COMMUNICATION ADDENDUM FOR REQUIREMENTS.
(Courses used to satisfy the CALS Written and Oral requirement may NOT be used elsewhere.)
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Mathematics (I.A. I.B.)
Required:
_____ MATH 112 and 113, OR MATH 114, OR Requirement may be satisfied by placement exam
_____ 3 credits required from: MATH 211, 221, STAT 201
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Chemistry (I.D.)
_____ One course required from: CHEM 103, 108, 109
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COURSES MAY ONLY BE USED ONCE WITHIN THESE CATEGORIES (I.E.1.-I.E.4.)

Econ or Ag and Applied Econ (I.E.1.)
_____ 3 credits required from: ECON 101, 102, 103, 104, 181

Ethnic Studies (I.E.2.)
_____ 3 credits required from any course classified as "e"

Humanities (I.E.3.)
_____ 6 credits required from:

Social Science (I.E.4.)
_____ 3 credits required from:

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Biological Science (I.F.)
One group required:
_____ BOTANY 130 and ZOOLOGY 101 and 102
OR
_____ BOTANY/ZOOLOGY 151 and 152
OR
_____ BIOCORE 301 and 302 and 303 and 304
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Physical Science (I.G.)
_____ One course required from: GEOG 120, 127, GEOLOGY 101, SOIL SCI 301
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SECTION 2 - DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
These requirements apply to all International Agriculture and Natural Resources Degrees. Different departments may specify somewhat different courses.
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Natural Sciences Related to International Agriculture and Natural Resources (IX.A.)
_____ 6 credits required from:

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Social Sciences Related to International Agriculture and Natural Resources (IH., IX.B.)
______ 6 credits required from in addition to those in I.E.1.-I.E.4.:

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Foreign Language (IX.C.)
_____ Completion of the fourth semester course, or equivalent, of a foreign language.
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International Experience (IX.D.)
_____ As approved by International Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee
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SECTION 3 - MAJOR REQUIREMENTS

Major (IIX.E.)
All are required
_____ BOTANY 455 or 460
_____ LAND ARC 201
_____ LAND ARC 250
_____ LAND ARC 260
_____ LAND ARC 262

_____ 4 courses required from: LAND ARC 651, 652, 654, 666, 667, 675, 677, 695

_____ 6 credits required from: BSE 201, CIV ENGR 450 or 556, ENVIR ST 575, GEOG 370, 371, LAND ARC 353, 365, 463, REAL EST 306, SOIL SCI 325, URB R PL 449, WL ECOL 550

Specialty Area
4 courses (12 credits minimum) required, as approved by advisor. Must be submitted in writing to Office of Academic Student Affairs. Specialty area examples are: vegetation management, natural resource management, resource economics, land planning policy, cultural landscape preservation, environmental impact
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Capstone Experience(I.I.)
_____ As approved by major department
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Electives
The student may complete this section with any courses.
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SPECIAL NOTES: For the Bachelor of Science Degree, students must complete a minimum of 124 credits with at least a 2.0 cumulative GPA. Students must take their last 30 credits in residence while officially enrolled in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences. Degree credit will be granted only once for courses that are repeated. Other degree requirements are outlined in the Undergraduate Catalog.

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Landscape Architecture (AIN)
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