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The natural resources program at Snow College prepares students with practical skills in land management, conservation, and responsible resource use. This program is ideal for those who value preserving America’s natural beauty while ensuring resources are managed wisely to support local communities and the economy. It’s a great fit for students who want to safeguard our natural heritage, promote self-reliance, and make informed decisions that balance stewardship with productive land use.

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While we recommend that natural resource students earn the Associate of Science (AS), an AA in natural resource is also available. The Associate of Arts has the same requirements as the AS with the addition of a foreign language (complete a 1020-level language course). Please see your academic advisor for full details.

Course Title Credits
General Education Courses 27 credits
Elective Credits 23-27 credits
Meta-major Requirements 6-10 credits
Choose 6 credits from this list:
BIOL 1610/5 Biology I and Lab 5
AGBS 2200/5 Anatomy of Physiology of Domestic Animals I and Lab 4
NR 1010 Introduction to Natural Resources 2
CHEM 1210/5 Principles of Chemistry and Lab 5
BIOL 1420/5 Environmental Biology and Lab 4
Total 60 credits

Natural resources majors have diverse career opportunities, including wildlife management, forestry, conservation policy, environmental consulting, and land stewardship. They play vital roles in industries such as public land agencies, conservation organizations, private land management firms, and energy companies, contributing to the preservation and sustainable use of our nation’s natural resources.

Discover ways you can transfer your credits to some of the following colleges:

For more information on transferring within public colleges and universities in Utah, see UtahTransferGuide.