All degree-seeking students must complete the University’s Liberal Education requirements.

Students may fulfill the minimum requirements for admission to the University's College of Veterinary Medicine and other colleges of veterinary medicine by completing a bachelor's degree in fisheries, wildlife, and conservation biology and consulting their adviser. View a sample plan for your major here: https://sampleplan.umn.edu/node/256

At least 22 upper-division credits in the major must be taken at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus.

Collegiate Requirements:

All CFANS undergraduate students must complete an Experiential Learning (EL) requirement. Experiential learning is a way to learn by doing or learn by experiencing. Instead of acquiring information from a classroom lecture or book, experiential learning gives you active, hands-on experience in the real world. Examples of experiential learning options within CFANS include: off-campus study programs, field-based research, service-learning classes, internships, volunteer work related to your studies, and more.
All CFANS undergraduate students must complete an Interdisciplinary (ID) Learning Requirement. An interdisciplinary (ID) course addresses issues from at least two different academic disciplines (two fields/departments within the university). By integrating two disciplines into one class, students have the opportunity to develop integrated problem-solving skills.

To determine which of your major classes fulfill the EL and ID requirements, see your APAS report. Students are encouraged to work with their academic advisor to identify EL and ID requirements in their graduation planning.

Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology B.S.

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