As a prospective student, I'm interested in the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences. Can you tell me what the main undergraduate degree program is, and what are the key requirements for applying to it? Also, what are some of the typical careers that graduate students pursue after completing their degrees?
Navigate to 'fish.uw.edu'. Click on the 'Students' link in the main navigation menu (ID 318). Click on the 'Undergraduate Program' link (ID 434 or 627). Identify the main undergraduate degree program and its application requirements. Navigate back to the 'Students' page. Click on the 'Graduate Program' link (ID 494). Look for information regarding typical careers pursued by graduate students. If not found on this page, navigate to 'Student and Career Opportunities' (ID 597). Extract information about career paths for graduate students. Synthesize the identified undergraduate program and its application requirements, and the typical careers for graduate students.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Students' page. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Undergraduate Program' page. The agent identifies the main undergraduate degree as 'Aquatic and Fishery Sciences (BA)'. The agent states the application requirements for the undergraduate program, including that it is an 'open major' and details about planning and applying (e.g., 'Students typically apply to the major in their sophomore year, after completing prerequisite courses.'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Graduate Program' page or 'Student and Career Opportunities' page. The agent identifies and states at least two typical career paths for graduate students (e.g., 'researchers', 'educators', 'resource managers', 'policy advisors', 'consultants').