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Older Degree Options - for students enrolling prior to May 2006 This information represents the geology degrees as formulated under Guilford's revised curriculum in 1998. These majors were revised in February, 2006. Students who were enrolled at Guilford during or before the 2005-06 academic year may graduate under these requirements, or they may follow the new requirements at their discretion. To see the new requirements, please click here. |
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Guilford offers three degrees
in geology. The Bachelor
of Science degree
focuses on geology as a professional discipline and is oriented toward
graduate study. The Bachelor
of Arts degree
permits greater freedom in choosing a broad range of introductory science
courses for those interested in earth science teaching, museum science,
writing in the natural sciences or professional careers in other fields
such as law, business or environmental studies. The Earth
Studies degree
offers a less intensive introduction to geologic study, and is often
pursued by those combining geology with another major such as
environmental studies or education studies. Click here for more
details:
The requirements for each degree are listed below, and you can get a copy of this table in Excel format by clicking here. White boxes indicate required courses; shaded boxes are not required. |
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