Horticultural and agronomic crops, turf, beef, dairy cattle, and poultry are maintained under practical and research conditions are also used for environmental studies. Four units of mathematics should be elected by students who plan to major in biological resources engineering. See chapter 1 for general Limited Enrollment Program admission policies. Degree Requirements Students graduating from the college must complete at least 120 credits with a grade point average of 2.0 in all courses applicable toward the degree. Advising Each student in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources is assigned to a faculty adviser.
Advisers normally work with a limited number of students and are able to give individual guidance.
Students entering the freshman year with a definite choice of curriculum are assigned to departmental advisers for counsel and planning of all academic programs. Students who have not selected a definite curriculum are assigned to a general adviser who assists with the choice of electives and acquaints students with opportunities in the curricula in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources and in other units of the university. A number of scholarships are available for students enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Honors Students may apply for admission to the College Honors program after completing 56 credits with a minimum 3.2 GPA in a program within the College. Honors students work with a faculty mentor and must take at least 12 credits of honors courses including a senior thesis.