In addition to the General option, students may choose to pursue one of four other options, or specialties, within the Meteorology and Atmospheric Science major.

Academic integrity is the pursuit of scholarly activity in an open, honest and responsible manner. This link takes you the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences Academic Integrity Policy.

Course Offerings by Academic Year, Required Courses, Course Descriptions, NOAA Meteorologist Requirements, First Year Seminar, Internships (requires PSU login) etc.

Checksheets, Minors, IUG Information, Declaring a Major, Student Aid Eligibility, Student Forms, etc.

Drop/Add Form, Degree Requirement Exception Form, Request for Exception to Program Requirements, Request for Letter of Recommendation, etc.

REU and other research-related opportunities, AMS, NWA and other professional society information, IUG, EMSAGE, etc.

Students are encouraged to participate in internships as part of their meteorological education. Internships are key to gaining experience and are seen as a real asset by potential employers.

Program objectives are statements that describe the expected accomplishments of graduates during the first few years after graduation and program outcomes are statements that describe what students are expected to know and are able to do by the time of graduation.

Links to department scholarships, awards, and special circumstance financial assistance as well as some external sources of funding.

Links to Campus Weather Service, PSUBAMS, Weather Risk Management Club, Chi Epsilon Pi, SWIM, Storm Chase Team, Weather Data Science Club, Weather Outreach and Education, and the Penn State Emergency Management Club

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