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treeguy224

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I am wanting to take some classes online to go towards a forestry degree. I dont know if anyone offers this type of degree online, but i have looked on almost all of the search engines and was unsuccessful. So if anyone had any information it would help me out a lot. (If you paste a URL please type it out for some reason my comp wont let me just click on it i have to copy and past it)
Thanks A lot,
James
 
http://www .misu-b.nodak.edu/Online%20Campus/urbanforestrydiploma.htm

Check with underwor---Bob Underwood.
I threw in space at the beginning to prevent compressing the URL.
 
Thanks for the plug Stumper. Did you ever know an elderly lady in Canon City, named Marceile Ratkovich? She was my mothers distant cousin. I have visited there several times. I even took the Rock Shelf road from Victor in February in my 64 Falcon, not a bright move when the creek is that high and the road is that icy and snow covered. But I made it.

James, As to the classes, this is the type of person they are most designed for. Someone working in the field who wants to learn more. Pathology and Sports Turf are on the schedule for this summer, along with the climbing class, which is taught on campus following Memorial Day. If you have already had some climbing training from one of the major programs, such as Arbormaster, we can accept credit for that. The classes will also all transfer to other schools, such as A&M if you get really wrapped up in more schooling. I have a grad from Lubbock who just graduated from there.

Bob Underwood
 
Bob,
will you accept credits from out of state schools? I have credits in soil science, biology, arboriculture, and forestry from a community college here in colorado. This program looks perfect for me, climbing fulltime hard to envision trying to get a four year degree.
 
Bob, You are most welcome for the plug.I'm really impressed that a program such as yours is available.-So much has changed since my youth! I'm sorry to say I don't think I met your relative. The Shelf Road has been closed for the winter and spring the past several years-Parts of it keep collapsing/washing out during the winter.
 
Cotreewhisperer,

It states that "To be eligible for a diploma, a student must earn a minimum of 15 semester credits from MSU-Bottineau", so I should be able to take several of the credits you mentioned okay. If you are interested, send me a resume of your classes and I will be glad to look it over. I started it for people who were working. I finished my master's degree while working fulltime as campus arborist at Western Illinois University. It was a one year degree I started in 1969, at SIU, and finished in 1988. I am still learning.
 
224. Copy and paste the whole thing including the http. Remove one space that is between the www and the . it should work.
 
They are online. Search for "MSU-Bottineau" follow link to online campus and programs available if your link does not work.
 
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