Student clubs are a fun way to meet new people, expand your network, and gain experience. There are several clubs at the university that are specific to the interests of natural resources students.

Students are encouraged to complete at least one internship for career experience and/or to earn college elective credit.

Undergraduate students may earn research independent study credits within our school. Eligible students may be contacted by a faculty member directly, or may also ask faculty about opportunities related to their specific undergraduate research needs.

Find out how to apply for scholarships using Scholarship Universe. Build your profile now so that you are prepared to apply for new scholarships each academic year. 

Adventure can earn you course credit as you explore conservation, ecology, and biodiversity topics outside of the United States. 

Out-of-state students from participating Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) states pay in-state tuition rates when they are accepted and enroll in our Natural Resources major.