Undergraduate Range Management Exam

(URME)

The Undergraduate Range Management Exam, or URME, is a comprehensive exam that covers all areas of range science and range management, including ecology, livestock production, and conservation methods through multiple choice and problem solving questions.  The URME is recommended for upperclassmen who have taken at least one year of range science classes.  All undergraduates attending the annual Society for Range Management meetings are required to take the URME, even if you are already on the Range Plant ID team.  Practice sessions for the URME are held at the first part of spring semester before the year’s SRM meeting; you may register for them under Range 400, Range Judging Teams.  If you have any questions about the URME, contact Sandy Smart at Alexander.Smart@sdstate.edu.