For an out-of-state student considering the B.S. in Natural Resources with a 'Wildlife Conservation and Management' emphasis, explain how the Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) program offers tuition savings. Then, list three distinct career opportunities mentioned for this emphasis.
Navigate to the B.S. in Natural Resources program page. Locate information regarding the Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) program and its tuition savings. Directly navigate to the 'Wildlife Conservation and Management' emphasis page using its URL. Identify and list at least three specific career opportunities mentioned under the 'About the Wildlife Conservation and Management Emphasis' section.
Confirm that the WUE program allows eligible out-of-state students to pay 150% of in-state tuition. List at least three distinct career opportunities from the 'Wildlife Conservation and Management' emphasis, such as 'improving conditions for declining or endangered species', 'managing populations that are hunted or fished', 'enforcing laws', 'surveying plants animals', 'managing a refuge', 'designing and conducting research', 'improving habitats', 'pest management', or 'environmental education'.