If I want to become a wildlife biologost what should I major in?

which universities offer this major?


(as an international student)If I want to become a wildlife biologost what should I major in?
Ok, so assuming that you are going to attend a school in the USA, this is how I would go about it.





What you will find is that a basic biology degree isn't going to cut it in the professional field. A bachelor's of science in natural resources, conservation biology, ecology or fisheries/wildlife would be a better choice. In addition, try to find a school that allows for applied ecological research and field techniques, as you will be better able to find a job with that experience. As a general rule, permanent jobs with decent salaries require a master's degree in wildlife or higher.





A great website that I would recommend is the wildlife society, as it has a listing of all the schools in the US that offer this major. The website is:


http://wildlife.org/professional/index.c鈥?/a>





This road is a long one, filled with lots of science and math, but if working with wildlife is your passion, then definately pursue a degree at one of these schools.If I want to become a wildlife biologost what should I major in?
biology is the best because you get to study lots of fields under biology... the general ones. so you're open to more options and you get a broader picture. if you want the more specialized ones.. try ecology or zoology
BIOLOGY





http://www.science.oregonstate.edu/node/鈥?/a>
You should major in zoology, which is the study of animals
Wildlife biology... if that major isn't available, I'd say 99% of universities offer some sort of environmental science degree, which can lead to a career in wildlife biology.