Program Overview

Fisheries and Wildlife Administration PSM

The Fisheries and Wildlife Administration PSM is a graduate program offered by Oregon State University.

Program Details

• Credits required: 45 quarter credits, equivalent to 30 semester credits
• Cost per credit: $582, based on current tuition rates, with no additional charge for nonresident students
• Delivery: Online, with the option to complete all or nearly all requirements online
• Start terms: 4 per year

Admissions

The Fisheries and Wildlife Graduate Admissions Review Committee evaluates applications. Candidates whose qualifications meet the requirements of the review committee will pass the preliminary acceptance phase. Final acceptance is contingent upon the student being accepted by a member of the OSU graduate faculty with an appointment in the Department of Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences.

Admissions Requirements

• A four-year baccalaureate degree, preferably in a biological field, with a 3.0 GPA (B average)
• GRE scores are not required to apply to this program
• Applications are evaluated for overall merit, including test scores, GPA, and professional experience
• Students from underrepresented backgrounds are encouraged to apply

Application Process

The PSMFWA program admits students on a rolling basis each quarter. Students should have the support of a faculty advisor and submit their application with all supporting materials at least 30 days prior to the start of the term for which they intend to start.

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• Environmental Sciences M.S. or PSM
• Geography and Geospatial Science M.S.
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