Transfer Benefits
Career-Driven Coursework
You’ll gain the skills employers expect across conservation, wildlife monitoring, field research, and resource management—supporting careers in both government agencies and non-government organizations.
Transfer with Junior Standing
Students who complete Zane State’s Wildlife Conservation degree can transfer into Rio as a junior-level student—positioning you to focus your remaining coursework on upper-level conservation and management topics.
Field-First Learning Model
Rio’s Wildlife Conservation program focuses on practical training and real-world application—so you’re not just learning concepts, you’re building professional-level experience.
Contact Information
For questions about Rio’s Wildlife Conservation program and how this partnership works:
Wayne Rossiter
Phone: 732-947-1574
Email: wrossiter@rio.edu
Transfer Maps & Guides
This partnership supports the following pathway:
- Zane State Wildlife Conservation → Rio B.S. in Wildlife Conservation
For the smoothest transfer experience, students should work closely with their advisor to stay on-track with required courses and sequencing.
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Next Steps
Ready to take the next step toward your bachelor’s degree? Start by talking with your Zane State advisor to confirm your course plan and transfer timeline. Then connect with the University of Rio Grande program contact to confirm final program details and opportunities available during your transfer cycle.
Learn more about Rio’s Wildlife Conservation program