One regional course from the following:

• GEOG 131 - Globalization and the Developing World Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 132 - World Regional Geography: Industrial World Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 232 - Geography of Ohio Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 234 - Geography of the United States and Canada Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 330 - Geography of Western Europe Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 331 - Geography of Africa Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 333 - Appalachia: Land and People Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 334 - Historical Geography of the United States Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 335 - Geography of Latin America Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 338 - Geography of Southeast Asia Credit Hours: 4

Two technique courses from the following:

• GEOG 360 - Cartography I Credit Hours: 5
• GEOG 361 - Cartography II Credit Hours: 5
• GEOG 365 - Air Photo Interpretation Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 466 - Principles of Remote Sensing Credit Hours: 5
• GEOG 467 - Remote Sensing Applications Credit Hours: 5
• GEOG 468 - Cartography III Credit Hours: 5
• GEOG 474 - Application Development in Geographic Information Science Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 475 - GIS Modeling and Simulation Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 476 - Field Methods Credit Hours: 4
• GEOG 478 - Principles of GIS Credit Hours: 5
• GEOG 479 - Geographic Information Analysis Credit Hours: 5

Notes:

At least 30 hours at the 300 level or above. A minimum grade of C- is required for 100- and 200-level geography courses. No more than 5 hours each of 485 or 490/494 can count toward the 55 hours in geography. Hours in 486 do not count toward this total. Work with your advisor to develop a plan to complete the University General Education requirements.

Majors are not permitted to take geography and required courses pass/fail.