The courses are taught at night so that students can hold their day jobs if needed. A wide variety of courses are offered every semester so there is no problem finding enough courses to fill one's schedule or or to graduate on time.

A thesis/internship option offers the flexibility to either direct one's own research or to work with a consulting firm or government organization to learn how environmental problems are approached and solved. We maintain an extensive list of internship contacts. Many students find the internship path a good way into a career.

Graduate Assistantships are offered through the Environmental Studies Office and the Department of Biology. The Financial Aid Office can be contacted for other forms of support.