[surferguy]

Originally Posted by Fuzz

As a Geographer, I feel I better clear that up for you. Some aspects of Geography are absolutely humanities based, and you can get a BA in Geography, though it still does require "real" science. Many people get a B.Sc. in Geography that requires plenty of real science courses. It is a very diverse field. Even those with a BA in Geography have far more experience with scientific method than humanities/arts.

It's one of the reasons Geography gets shuffled around so much, it is hard to pigeonhole. It involves statistics, computer science, earth science/geology, engineering, humanities, and math.

Thank you for fielding that one fellow Geographer.