America's Environmental College Unity College proudly offers the largest number of environmental programs of any college in the U.S. Unity students typically reflect their love of the outdoors in their education and career choices. Graduates are ready for professions that are dedicated to sustaining the earth's natural resources and for citizenship in a world of global, human, and environmental concerns. Our education is a unique combination of the traditional liberal arts with an emphasis on natural resource management, intended to prepare graduates for responsible stewardship of the earth. Such an education must be an empowering, in-depth study that prepares graduates to address specific environmental issues; at the same time, a broad liberal arts base enables them to anticipate and deal creatively with issues yet unimagined. An education dedicated to the environment must go beyond classroom wall; thus, Unity College combines academic rigor with equally demanding field experience. Students learn not only in class but through myriad sources: laboratories, field experience, service learning, internships, work, recreation, and community living. It's real hands-on stuff: active, direct, practical learning that brings hands, head, and the whole person into contact with real-life experience.

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Tuition

Tuition (in state): $20,540.00
Tuition (out of state): $20,540.00

Scholarships: Presidential, Dean, Leadership, Environmental Action, Transfer,

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Demographics

Affiliation: Private
Number of Men: 330
Number of women: 190
Number of Full-time: 550
Number of Part-time: 10
Number of Undergraduates: 560
Average ACT scores of freshman: 23
Average SAT scores of freshman: 1030

Faculty

Full Time: 32
Part Time: 10
Doctorates: 24
Masters: ALL
Student to Teacher Ratio: 12:1

Majors

Environmental Humanities (B.A.); Environmental Writing (B.A.); Environmental Biology (B.S.); Environmental Science (B.S.); Adventure Education Leadership (B.S.); Adventure Therapy (B.S.) Aquaculture and Fisheries (B.S.); Conservation Law Enforcement (B.S.); Ecology (B.S.); Environmental Analysis (B.S.); Forestry (B.S.); Landscape Horticulture (B.S.); Wildlife Biology (B.S.); Wildlife Care and Education (B.S.); Wildlife Conservation (B.S.); Social Sciences (B.S.); Liberal Studies (A.A.); A.S.

Additional info Agriculture and Natural Resources, Aquaculture, Biology, Chemistry, Conservation and Wildlife, Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement, Earth Science, Education, Education- Secondary, Education- Teaching, Environmental Engineering, Environmental Studies, Forestry/Wildlife, Geology, Landscaping/Horticulture, Liberal Arts & Sciences, Marine/Aquatic Biology, Natural Resources/Conservation, Natural Sciences, Parks/Recreation Studies, Physical Sciences, Plant & Soil Science, Zoology,

Minors

ADVENTURE THERAPY, CHEMISTRY, ENGLISH, ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY, GENDER STUDIES, GEOLOGY, HUMAN ECOLOGY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, PHILOSPPHY, PSYCHOLOGY, WILDLIFE, ZOOLOGY

Athletics

Athletics - Other Leagues: USCAA & YSCAC - Men's: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country Women's: Basketball, Cross Country, Volleyball, Soccer

Requirements

All baccalaureate programs require the completion of 120 credit hours; associate degree programs require the completion of 60 credit hours.