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GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES explores the global and local nature of environmental problems through an interdisciplinary and geographic perspective.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Grades rely on three exams and weekly discussion papers. Exams are frequently described as difficult, specific, or poorly worded, requiring strict attendance and note-taking as slides are often unhelpful.[1, 2, +2] Sources
3 . 4 4 3.44 historical GPA · 1 , 3 7 5 1,375 grades
Spring 2022–Spring 2026 Small lectures
GEOGRAPHICAL TRADITIONS AND PRACTICES introduces the breadth of geography, covering its history, theories, and research methodologies.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Morgan Robertson: The workload is low, with a difficulty rating of 1, and timely submission is sufficient for success.[1] Sources
3 . 7 0 3.70 historical GPA · 9 2 92 grades
Spring 2022–Fall 2025 · limited sample Small lectures
GIS APPLICATIONS teaches the application of GIS techniques in physical and human geography through case studies and student projects.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Axing Zhu: Labs are reported as a bit long, contributing to the workload, while lectures are considered great.[1] Sources
3 . 7 6 3.76 historical GPA · 7 8 78 grades
Spring 2022–Fall 2025 · limited sample Highly rated instructor
GEOG 681 is a mentored study course for seniors completing honors theses in geography.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
No recorded grade history
Highly rated instructor
GEOG 699 is a directed study course allowing students to conduct independent research or study arranged with a faculty member.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
4 . 0 0 4.00 historical GPA · 9 9 grades
Spring 2022–Spring 2022 · limited sample Looking for a professor? →