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Environmental Sciences Minor An Environmental Sciences Minor is available to all WSU students, regardless of major. All you need is junior standing, a 2.0 grade point, and an interest in environmental issues. The courses available for the EESS minor are part of the program initially developed over 20 years ago for WSU's major in EESS, which is one of only 24 accredited programs in the entire United States. Environmental Sciences Minor Course Options Thirty-five credits are required for the minor. The thirty-five-hour minimum permits the students to select from a broad array of environmental courses suited to his-her individual needs. A minimum of a 2.0 grade point must be maintained for each course taken in the minor, and students must maintain a 2.0 grade point average overall. I. All students choosing the EHS minor take 15 credit hours of the following EHS survey courses requiring junior standing, and which will provide a student with a conceptual foundation in the environmental sciences. EES 260 Environmental Science and Society EES 362 General Environmental Health. Junior standing required II. With environmental faculty assistance, choose the remaining 20 credit hours from the following broad range of other environment-related courses. Note that some of these additional courses may have prerequisites. (This is not a non-inclusive list. Other courses may qualify with advisor approval.) EES 360-3 Water Quality and Treatment If you have comments, suggestions, or would like more information, e-mail us at david.schmidt@wright.edu |