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SAMPLE TRANSFER STUDENT PLAN FOR ESRM MAJOR
UW Course Equivalency Guide for Washington State Community Colleges
Equivalent Transfer Courses from Community Colleges
(90 credits)
Not all courses are available at all community colleges. For further assistance, contact the College of Forest Resources undergraduate adviser, cfradv@u.washington.edu.
Writing (8 credits)
English Composition (5) course
TC 231 (3) Technical Writing
Areas of Knowledge: VLPA, I&S (15 credits)
Communication 202 or 220 (5) Communication Theory/Public Speaking
Visual, Literary and Performing Arts (5) Any VLPA Credit Course
Economics 200 or 201 or Environmental Economics 235 (5)
Quantitative and Symbolic Reasoning (15 credits)
QSci 291 or Math 124 (5) Calculus I
QSci 292 or Math 125 (5) Calculus II
QSci 381 or Statistics 311(5) Probability/Statistics
Areas of Knowledge: NW (24-25 credits)
Biology 161 or 180 (5) Biology I
Biology 162 or 200 (5) Biology II
Chemistry 120 or 142 (5) Chemistry I
Chemistry 220 or 152 (5) Chemistry II
ESRM 210 or ESS 210 or 201 or ESS/Oceanography 230 or ATM S 211 (4-5) Earth Science
Free Electives (27-28)
Any University of Washington transfer credits to equal 90 total transfer credits. Communicty college courses in science, ecology, and the environment are recommended if they are available.
Courses at the University of Washington (90 credits)
Quantitative and Symbolic Reasoning (5 credits)
ESRM 250 (5) Intro to GIS
Core Cources (27 Credits):
ESRM 200 (5) Society and Sustainable Environments
ESRM 201 (5) Sustainable Pacific NW Ecosystems
ESRM 300 (2) Principals of Sustainability
ESRM 304 (5) Environmental/Resource Assess
ESRM 494 and 495, or 494 and 496, or 462-463-464 (10) Capstone
Upper-level Restricted Electives (35 credits)
300 or 400 level CFR, ESRM and PSE courses (minimum 15 credits at 400 level or higher)
Transcripted options in Landscape Ecology and Conservation; Restoration Ecology and Environmental Horticulture; Sustainable Forest Management; and Wildlife Conservation.
Free Electives (23 to total 180 credits for degree)
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT MAJOR
Leading to a Bachelor of Science in Forest Resources
For more information, contact:
Office of Student and Academic Services
College of Forest Resources
University of Washington
Box 352100
Seattle, WA 98195-2100
email cfradv@u.washington.edu;
FAX 206-685-0790; Phone 206-543-7081
