Take Action with ACES
Improving environmental sustainability drives everything we do at ACES. Our environmental sciences programs will help you make an impact and reshape the future, from supply chain shortages to climate change.
"I realized how much the things we do impact mother nature and how important it is that we make some major changes to the way we interact with our ecosystems. Throughout my experiences I have learned how important it is to me to prevent further damage to our natural world and to help restore the damage we human beings have caused."
Haru Hill
a junior transfer student in the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences
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Help solve some of humanity’s biggest challenges!
We create positive change at ACES, and we want you to be a part of it. You can get involved in preserving green spaces, increasing food supply, and reducing carbon footprints.
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Supporting Your Dreams
We know the cost of college is a big deciding factor. And we're committed to making it as affordable as possible so that you can earn a degree and the career you've always dreamed of having. All first-year students are automatically considered for ACES merit-based scholarships and honors based on their admission application.
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Follow Your Passion-Find Your Career
Our graduates go into a wide variety of careers. You may see yourself working outdoors in the soil, collecting and analyzing data, or defending the environment in a courtroom. There’s a job for you with a degree from ACES.
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Explore Your Options
Whether you’re into math or marketing, machinery or medicine, we give you the power to change the world. Find what you want to become and who you can be. Check out our majors to find a degree that aligns with your goals.
Start Here
You've got a lot to consider as you make this major decision! Here are a few important places to start to be sure that we're all a good fit for each other.
Hear From the Change Makers
"The fact that ACES offers my interests into one degree is amazing! I also became more interested in the ETMAS major during the summer Research Apprenticeship Program (RAP) hosted by the College of ACES. This program allowed me to work on a hands-on agricultural and biological engineering project regarding water quality with other team members."
Jarvis Williams, a sophomore majoring in Engineering Technology and Management for Agricultural Systems (ETMAS)
"I found myself intrigued by the vastness of the food system and how we consume foods without knowing what processes they went through, how they were grown or manufactured, and the various levels of inspections that they had to pass.
As humans, we are always buying and consuming goods and services and the agriculture industry is what keeps us all alive, so I knew that with those two combined, I would be able to apply those principles."
Benjamin Cohen, an agricultural and consumer economics student with a focus on food systems and public policy
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