Pre-Fisheries and Pre-Wildlife

Students interested in a professional degree in fisheries management and/or wildlife management from another institution may attend UWA for two years before transferring. During this period, students should take the courses listed below, which are generally applicable to such programs.

Courses:

BY 101&nbsp;.&nbsp;Principles of Biology (4) (4)
BY 212&nbsp;.&nbsp;General Botany (4) (4)
BY 222&nbsp;.&nbsp;General Zoology (4) (4)
BY 340&nbsp;.&nbsp;Microbiology (4) (4)
BY 380&nbsp;.&nbsp;Genetics (4) (4)
BY 420&nbsp;.&nbsp;Field Zoology (4) (4)
CH 111&nbsp;.&nbsp;General Chemistry I (4) (4)
CH 112&nbsp;.&nbsp;General Chemistry II (4) (4)
CH 241&nbsp;.&nbsp;Organic Chemistry I (4) (4)
CH 242&nbsp;.&nbsp;Organic Chemistry II (4) (4)
EH 101&nbsp;.&nbsp;Written English I (3) (3)
EH 102&nbsp;.&nbsp;Written English II (3) (3)
HY 101&nbsp;.&nbsp;History of Western Civilization I (3) (3)
HY 102&nbsp;.&nbsp;History of Western Civilization II (3) (3)
MH 114&nbsp;.&nbsp;Precalculus Trigonometry (3) (3)
MH 121&nbsp;.&nbsp;Calculus I (4) (4)
MH 122&nbsp;.&nbsp;Calculus II (4) (4)
PH 201&nbsp;.&nbsp;College Physics I (4) (4)
PH 202&nbsp;.&nbsp;College Physics II (4) (4)
SH 100&nbsp;.&nbsp;Principles of Public Speaking (3) (3)

Any two of the following: 6 hours

HY 420&nbsp;.&nbsp;History of Alabama (3) (3)
PL 100&nbsp;.&nbsp;An Introduction to Philosophy: Humans and Society (3) (3)
PS 110&nbsp;.&nbsp;American Government (3) (3)
PS 310&nbsp;.&nbsp;State and Local Government (3) (3)
PY 100&nbsp;.&nbsp;General Psychology (3) (3)
SY 100&nbsp;.&nbsp;Principles of Sociology (3) (3)

Pre-Fisheries and Pre-Wildlife

Courses:

Any two of the following: 6 hours

Total: 80 hours