Double Major and Minor Restrictions

See below if you are interested in majoring or minoring in biology, biomedical sciences, chemistry, conservation biology, data science, environmental studies, geology, mathematics, neuroscience, physics, or statistics.

Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Conservation Biology, Neuroscience: Students majoring in environmental science may not major or minor in Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Conservation Biology, or Neuroscience.

Chemistry and Physics: Students majoring in environmental science may also major in Chemistry or Physics and may minor in Chemistry or Physics. There are no double-counting restrictions.

Data Science, Mathematics, and Statistics: Students double majoring in environmental science and data science, mathematics, or statistics may only count 4 courses toward both majors. 

Students majoring in environmental science and minoring in data science, mathematics, or statistics may only count 3 courses toward both the environmental science major and the data science, mathematics, or statistics minor.

Environmental Studies Bachelor of Arts: Students may pursue a double major in Environmental Studies, Environmental Studies-English, Environmental Studies-Sociology, Environmental Studies-Political Science, and Environmental Studies-Economics. ESP/NS courses requirements cannot be double-counted toward both majors.