State guides
Find programs where you actually want to live.
Location matters more in earth science than in most fields, because the geology, the industry, and the licensure rules are all local. Each state page lists the institutions we track, the state geological survey, and the licensure context.
Deepest coverage
States with the most programs in our database.
Program density tends to follow population and public university systems rather than geological interest.
California
Geology, GIS, environmental, surveying, and planning programs with links to every official program page.
View California programs → 82 programsTexas
Geology, GIS, environmental, surveying, and planning programs with links to every official program page.
View Texas programs → 61 programsOhio
Geology, GIS, environmental, surveying, and planning programs with links to every official program page.
View Ohio programs → 56 programsPennsylvania
Geology, GIS, environmental, surveying, and planning programs with links to every official program page.
View Pennsylvania programs → 54 programsMichigan
Geology, GIS, environmental, surveying, and planning programs with links to every official program page.
View Michigan programs → 54 programsNew York
Geology, GIS, environmental, surveying, and planning programs with links to every official program page.
View New York programs →All states