环境科学与政策理学学士-土壤，水和土地资源

土壤是环境的重要组成部分，影响或控制着大多数生物。土壤科学借鉴了地质学，地理学和其他多种自然科学和生命科学的知识，着眼于流域尺度的土地利用管理，并提供了土壤和水动力学的综合知识，以控制诸如面源污染，湿地定界和土地等问题分类。在高级水平上，土壤和水科学侧重于土壤化学，土壤物理学，土壤成因，土壤肥力和土壤生物学的子学科，所有这些都着重于土壤与水的界面。许多以ENST200（土壤概论）为要求的学生最终加入了我们在全国排名最高的土壤评审团
Soil forms an essential part of the environment, affecting or controlling most living things. Soil science draws from geology, geography and a variety of other natural and life sciences, focuses land use management at the watershed scale and provides an integrated knowledge of soil and water dynamics to control problems like non-point source pollution, wetland delineation, and land classification. At the advanced level, soil and water sciences focus on sub-disciplines in soil chemistry, soil physics, soil genesis, soil fertility, and soil biology, all with an emphasis on the soil-water interface. Many students who take ENST200 (Intro to Soils) as a requirement end up joining our nationally-ranked Soil Judging Team.Environmental Science and Policy (ENSP) is a unique undergraduate major co-sponsored by three Colleges, the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences and the College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences.<br><br>All new students begin in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR), where they learn about the natural sciences and human context of environmental problem-solving while completing a multi-disciplinary core and a structured, exploratory advising program. After 2-3 semesters, students choose an area of concentration and move administratively to the College and academic department sponsoring the concentration (below) where they receive faculty advising and advanced training and background.