University of Alaska Fairbanks

Yes, you can double major. It costs more only in the sense that you'll probably need to take some more classes than would be necessary to graduate with just one major. I sometimes joke that you can triple major if want, if you have the time and the money.

UAF does not have a school of veterinary medicine. We offer a great pre-vet program and have an agreement with the vet school at Colorado State University that allows our students to take the first two years of vet school on our campus and then shift to Colorado to finish up.

We have both traditional residence halls and apartments on campus. There are options for individual students, couples and families. The cost varies depending on the housing and meal plan, if any.

It’s definitely one of UAF's most distinctive programs, largely because Alaska is the largest outdoor laboratory in the US that is still naturally wild. Alaska provides research experience you can’t find anywhere else. Furthermore, since about 80% of Alaska is public land, there are greater internship and employment opportunities than you might find elsewhere. When you graduate from UAF with a BS in Wildlife, you’re qualified to be an Associate Wildlife Biologist, which is a certification issued by The Wildlife Society.