Agricultural Studies Major

General Education Requirements

As listed under General Education with the following exceptions:
Social and Behavioral: ESM 105, Introduction to Environmental Studies
Sciences: CHEM 115, CHEM 111 or BIOL 150 is required
Mathematics: MATH 146 is required

College Foundation Requirements:
Pick 6 from AGEC 101, ANSC 111, FDSC 110, PLSC 161, SOIL 120, AET 150
Ag Business Courses – Pick 2 from AGEC 205, AGEC 220, AGEC 230, AGEC 240
Ag Business Courses – Pick 2 from AGEC 320, AGEC 330, AGEC 340, AGEC 345, (AGEC 350 or AGEC 355), (AGEC 360 or AGEC 361), AGEC 365, AGEC 368, AGEC 440, AGEC 455
AGED courses: Pick 2 from AGED 201, AGED 202, AGEC 230
Ag Engineering Courses – Pick 4 from courses with prefix of AET, ET, AGEN, or GENG
Animal Science Courses -  (ANSC 231 or DASC 236), and ANSC 257 are required
Animal Science Courses – Pick 1 from ANSC 115, ANSC 121, ANSC 150, ANSC 151, ANSC 167, or DASC 106
Plant, Soil and Hort Science Courses: Pick 4 from CROP 263, CROP 266, CROP 267, CROP 368, CROP 468, HORT 169, HORT 310, HORT 327, HORT 347, SOIL 250, SOIL 311, SOIL 440, SOIL 460 – Must have  a minimum of 2 designators

Agricultural Studies Major

The Agricultural Studies major enables the student to gain a breadth of knowledge in many areas within the field of agriculture, food and environmental science. A relatively large course elective component allows students to be flexible in taking courses that fit their individual needs. For example, students may elect courses in agricultural communications under this major.