UConn Early College Experience in Natural Resources
UConn’s Early College Experience (ECE) program lets motivated high school students earn UConn credits while still in high school at a fraction of the cost of regular tuition. Through the Department of Natural Resources and the Environment, students can take courses that explore topics such as environmental science, sustainability, natural resources, conservation, and human interactions with the environment. These courses provide an opportunity to experience college-level work, strengthen academic preparation, and explore potential career paths while earning transferable university credit.
Taught by certified UConn ECE instructors at partner high schools, these courses help students make a smooth transition to college while saving time and money.
Check if your high school is a UConn ECE partner school and discover how you can start building your future in plant science today.

Courses
NRE 1000E Environmental Science
- Introduction to the scientific principles behind today’s most pressing environmental challenges and explores strategies for creating a more sustainable future. Topics include biodiversity, conservation, natural resource management, pollution, water resources, agriculture, forests, wildlife, and the complex relationships between human populations and the environment.
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