Geology, Associate of Science (409)
About Our Program
This program is intended to provide the first two years of a four-year baccalaureate program. Geology majors study the characteristics and features of the earth and the processes that shape them.
Nature of Work and Employment
The most common jobs people have one year after graduating with a baccalaureate degree in this major are Geologist, Science Technician, Secondary Teacher, and Environmental Scientist.
Special Considerations
Those interested in geology should have an aptitude for science and mathematics as well as a deep curiosity about the earth and its characteristics. The listed coursework is a recommendation only. Students should check with a student advisor for HCC graduation requirements and specific university requirements in this major. Students must meet with an advisor, and encouraged to meet with Geology and Biology faculty, to ensure that the special requirements of the department and institution to which they plan to transfer are met. Colleges and universities have specific requirements for transfer students.