The Horticulture Club is active throughout the year. Some of its activities include trips to Longwood Garden in Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia Flower Show. The club also sponsors the annual Horticulture Flower and Garden Show. Landscape students also travel and visit various landscape companies in Western and Central New York to see work in progress and talk with successful landscape businesspeople. Each year a few students transfer to four-year colleges.
Most students begin their working careers immediately after graduation.
Over 95 percent of our graduates find employment, and because there is a shortage of trained professionals, students have many companies to choose from. Alfred State graduates are sought by companies up and down the East coast. Students who do transfer to other colleges usually work toward degrees in landscape architecture or plant science. Articulation Agreements - This program benefits from an articulation agreement with Cornell University. Visit the course description index for more detailed information on courses offered at Alfred State College.