Bachelor of Science in Meteorology and Climatology

Ball State University

This meteorology program meets the American Meteorological Society (AMS) formal qualifications for the job title "meteorologist" and the Federal Civil Service requirements for employment by the National Weather Service. What You Will Learn weather forecasting – In addition to lecture and class exercises, you can participate in national forecasting competition WxChallenge and our client-based forecasting service METC 426. geographic information systems (GIS) and related technology – This technology is growing rapidly in popularity and is common in meteorology. This includes satellite and radar analysis, remote sensing, and cartography. quantitative data analysis – You’ll gain experience with statistics and mathematical analysis. teamwork – You’ll learn how to work effectively with others through collaborative class projects.