Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology, North Carolina A&T University
Information for this profile was provided by Solomon Bililign, Professor of Physics. Information is also available on the program website. Students in this program are pursuing a B.S. degree.
Program Design & Assessment
Overview
This degree program was created as a result of a 6-year grant establishing the NOAA-ISET Cooperative Science Center. This center is comprised of 7 institutions with NCA&T being the lead institution. The Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology B.S. program teaches students learning and predicting weather and climate, and prepares them to become highly-skilled for a career in atmospheric science.
Types of students served
Over 90% of the students in the various geosciences degrees are minorities, which mirrors the university's demographics. More information is available on the Supporting Minority Students in Geoscience at NCA&T page.Courses and Sequencing
Diagram of course sequencing and requirements
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