How to Get Your Meteorology Degree Online

If you always wanted to study meteorology but never had time, online education may provide a solution. Finding a school offering an online degree in meteorology --- also known as atmospheric sciences --- can be a challenge, however, because many programs place an intense focus on subject matter typically taught in classrooms, such as advanced calculus and physics. A few universities do offer online degrees in meteorology for students who complete foundational math and science courses at the associate's level. Be sure that online meteorology programs of interest to you are accredited before you enroll.

Instructions

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      Contact a college admissions counselor to talk about your interest in their degree program in meteorology. Ask the counselor questions about degree requirements, specialization tracks and internship opportunities. Send transcripts from schools where you took undergraduate coursework to find out which of your credits will transfer.

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      Apply to the school by following instructions provided by the admissions counselor. Submit additional materials requested by the school, such as your statement of purpose and letters of recommendation.

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      Schedule an appointment with your academic adviser as soon as possible after receiving your letter of acceptance to talk about your career goals and to set up a course plan.

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      Complete all foundation and meteorology courses required by your degree program. Maintain the minimum grade point average or better as you complete your coursework. Utilize online tutoring services, if offered by your school, when you have trouble with course materials. Communicate with your adviser periodically to stay on track for graduation.

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