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Getting a Degree in Earth Science for Military & Veterans

Unraveling the mysteries of the Earth through scientific study

Earth Science is a popular major at the Associate, Bachelor’s, and Master’s degree levels. Certificates, both undergraduate and graduate, and Ph.D. programs can also be found. At some schools Earth Science is a concentration within an Environmental Science program; while in other schools, Earth Science is a department and program of its own.

What can you do with an Earth Science degree?

If you are searching for a degree that will secure an interesting and profitable career then consider an Earth Science degree! Graduates of an Earth Science program have a wide variety of jobs and careers available including:
  • Researcher
  • Conservation Worker
  • Academia
  • Public Policy
  • Environmental Studies
  • Media
  • Law

Is an Earth Science degree hard?

No, earning a degree in Earth Science is not hard! In fact, Earth Science courses are interesting and diverse, making this a great choice for any degree seeker.

Earth Science studies a wide variety of aspects that comprises our planet Earth including:
  • History of the planet
  • Features
  • Patterns
  • Composition
  • Processes operating within the Earth
  • Life contained within the Earth
Earth Science is an interdisciplinary field of study ideal for students seeking an interesting and fulfilling major that can lead to a wide variety of profitable careers.

Certificate in Earth Science

The aim of Earth Science is to ensure the future of humanity and the environment by understanding our planet’s past and present. Students will explore the past and what makes Earth so unique. Earth Science studies will also seek to identify and discover new energy and material resources to help ensure Earth’s future.

With an Earth Science Certificate, students will be qualified to pursue entry-level careers in a variety of fields. Students will also be educationally prepared to continue their studies in Earth Science should they choose to pursue an undergraduate degree.

Jobs with a Certificate in Earth Science

GI Bill-approved Schools Offering a Certificate in Earth Science

Ready to start your Certificate in Earth Science? Check out these great programs at our partner schools:

University of North Georgia

Offers a Certificate in Earth Sciences. UNG also offers Earth Science as a minor for its Bachelor’s degree programs. The University of North Georgia has GI Bill-approved programs, offers credit for military experience, and awards credit for both the CLEP and DSST exams. University of North Georgia is a MyCAA-approved school, is approved for Tuition Assistance, and the University of North Georgia proudly participates in the Yellow Ribbon program.



Associate Degree in Earth Science

One main goal of earth science is identifying and discovering new energy and material resources to help ensure the future of the earth, humanity, and the environment. Examples of this include:Students will be prepared for entry-level careers in a wide variety of fields. They will also have a strong academic foundation should they continue their college career to earn a Bachelor’s Degree.

Jobs with an Associate Degree in Earth Science

GI Bill-approved Schools Offering an Associate Degree in Earth Science

Ready to start your Associate Degree in Earth Science? Check out these great programs at our partner schools:

Contra Costa College

Offers an Associate of Science in Earth Science. Contra Costa College has GI Bill approved programs, offers credit for military experience, and awards credit for the CLEP exam. Contra Costa College is also approved for Tuition Assistance.



Pasadena City College

Offers an Associate in Arts in ASL and a Certificate of Achievement in ASL. Pasadena City College has GI Bill approved programs, offers credit for military experience, and awards credit for the CLEP and DSST exams. Pasadena City College is a MyCAA-approved school and is approved for Tuition Assistance.



Bachelor’s in Earth Science

A Bachelor’s in Earth Science will prepare students for a range of challenging careers.

Upon graduation, students will be well-prepared to enter the workforce in a supervisory position and/or pursue a graduate degree.

Jobs with a Bachelor’s in Earth Science

GI Bill-approved Schools Offering an Earth Science Bachelor’s Degree

Ready to start your Bachelor’s in Earth Science? Check out these great programs at our partner schools:

Framingham State University

Offers a Bachelor of Science in Earth Science. Framingham State University also offers a Bachelor’s in Earth Science with concentrations in Earth Science teaching and teacher certifications. Framingham State University has GI Bill approved programs, offers credit for military experience, is approved for Tuition Assistance, and awards credit for both the CLEP and DSST exams. Framingham State University is a MyCAA approved school and proudly participates in the Yellow Ribbon program.



Sierra Nevada University

Offers a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science with a concentration in Earth Science. Sierra Nevada University has GI Bill approved programs, offers credit for military experience, and awards credit for the CLEP exam. Sierra Nevada University is approved for Tuition Assistance and is a Yellow Ribbon school.



University of Nevada Las Vegas

Offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Earth and Environmental Science (EAS). UNLV has GI Bill approved programs, offers credit for military experience, and awards credit for both the CLEP and DSST exams. UNLV is a Yellow Ribbon school and is approved for Tuition Assistance.



Master’s in Earth Science

A graduate degree in Earth Science will help students further build their research and critical thinking skills. Students will be able to demonstrate their expert knowledge and proficiency in Earth Science and at least one specialty/concentration. Popular specialties include:A Master’s is also a popular choice for those choosing career paths such as research, writing, or teaching.

For those seeking opportunities to teach, concurrent programs for the appropriate educator certifications are ideal.

Jobs with a Master’s in Earth Science