Administered by the Department of Agricultural Education and
Studies. Students are encouraged to develop one or more areas of concentration
in agricultural sciences and economics.
Cr.
Degree Requirements
12.5
Interpersonal and public
communication skills
Engl 104, 105; written communica tions elective (3 cr.); speech
elective (3 cr.); Lib 160; communications intensive requirement.
20
Mathematical, physical,
and life sciences
Chem 163, 163L or 177, 177L; Math 104 or 150; Stat 104; Biol
109 or 201; life science elective (6 cr.); demonstration of
computer proficiency; environmental intensive requirement.
18
Humanities, ethics,
and social sciences
Econ 101; humanities electives (3 cr.); AgEdS 315; from approved
lists: 3 cr. in ethics; 3 cr. in international perspectives;
3 cr. in U.S. diversity; problem-solving intensive requirement.
42.5
Agricultural sciences
and economics AgEdS 110B, 215, 450; Agron 114, 154, 212; An
S 114 and 114L, electives (6 cr.); Econ 235, 330; ENT electives
(2 cr.); 300-400 level agricultural sciences and economics electives
(9 cr.); electives from the College of Agriculture (2 cr.).
Other required
courses
3
Acct 284
32
Electives
128
Total credits
Typical Program
for the First Year
Cr.
Fall
0.5
Orientation—AgEdS
110B
3
Survey of the Animal
Industry—
An S 114 and 114L
3
Introduction to Probability
and Matrices—Math 104 or Discrete Mathematics—Math
150
3
First-Year Composition—Engl
104
3
Social science elective
3
Introductory Biology—Biol
109
0.5
Library Instruction—Lib
160
Cr.
Spring
3
Principles of Agronomy—Agron
114
3
Principles of Microeconomics—
Econ 101
3
Life science elective
3
Humanities elective
3
First-Year Composition—Engl
105
Preveterinary
Studies Preparation for admission to veterinary
medicine may be accomplished through the agricultural studies
curriculum.
