Why Pick NRE?
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NRE majors have small classes that ensure students get personal attention. In 2006, the NRE major with the largest graduating class, Veterinary and Animal Sciences, had just 86 graduates. On average, each NRE major has a graduating class of 30 students.
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Overall, the college's student to faculty ratio is 16:1.
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Half of the college's majors are within departments that are ranked in the top 10 by the university's student satisfaction survey.
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NRE provides students with hands-on experience in both the laboratory and in the field.
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NRE graduates get into top graduate schools, medical schools and veterinary schools.
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NRE has its own career counselor to help students throughout their four year to develop a career plan, to obtain internship and other experimental opportunities and finally to secure full time employment.
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NRE has award winning faculty who are recognized regionally, nationally and internationally for their teaching and research.
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NRE's support staff is dedicated to ensuring the success of each student.
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NRE provides programs where students and faculty work together to contribute to long-term solutions to improving the quality of the natural environment and to be effective scientists and policy makers.
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NRE faculty work in partnership with regional, national and international agencies.
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NRE departments are typically small with faculty readily available to students.
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NRE provides the opportunity for students to mesh their values and professional goals
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