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Undergraduate News

The best way to get connected to what's going on, and weekly receive a list of jobs, scholarships, and research opportunities, is to subscribe to and read the undergraduate listerv.


Scholarships and Funding

 

Be sure to fill out a FAFSA (the form to apply for Federal Financial Aid: http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/index.htm

When you applied, the University automatically considered you for a series of scholarships.

Once you've been admitted, you may also apply for scholarships through the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (in which the School of Natural Resources is housed): http://cals.arizona.edu/OAP/scholarships/info.html


Advising

We have a two-tiered advising system in the School. Your primary advisor is your faculty advisor, assigned to you when you declared your major. If you don't have a faculty advisor, see Cheryl Craddock or Bill Matter. If you have a quick question about policy, or need to add a class in the School, feel free to contact your secondary advisor, Cheryl Craddock.


Degree Options

We offer six undergraduate degree options under the major of Natural Resources:


Current Students

As a current undergraduate, what would you like to see here?

Here's a checklist of things you need to be doing to make sure you get through your degree with as little aggravation as possible!

  • See your faculty advisor
  • Follow your degree requirements (and use your SAPR as an advising tool)
  • Stay connected by reading your email from the college, and of course the weekly listserv from Cheryl!

Information for Prospective Students

Prospective Students

Why Choose the School of Natural Resources?


Undergraduate Study


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