Course Overview
Courses in geosciences leading to a bachelor of science degree provide opportunities for research and specialization (including surface and subsurface) in:
structural geology, structural petrology, and tectonics;
sedimentology, sedimentary petrology, environmental geochemistry, and diagenesis;
invertebrate paleontology, paleoecology, and modern carbonate environments;
petroleum geology and stratigraphy;
igneous petrology and volcanology;
hydrogeology and hydrology;
geophysics;
geomorphology, urban geology, G.I.S., environmental geology, and wetlands; and
geoarchaeology.
Geosciences students planning to specialize in paleontology should elect courses in biology; those planning to specialize in mineralogy and/or petrology should take more chemistry.
General Eligibility
You must try to achieve the highest score possible in your high school. The GPA that Baylor requires for shortlisting candidates is 3.74. With a 3.74 GPA, you need to be a topper in class or a top ranker.
Part Time Work Details
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Language Requirement