Animal Science students work with dairy, livestock, horses, and poultry. See the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources section for more information. A computer laboratory is available for student use in Room 108 of the Ratcliffe Hicks Building. Instructors schedule classes in the facility when appropriate, and the room is open additional hours for individual student use. Field Trips and Transportation Costs.
Many courses require off-campus field trips.
Students should budget money for participation. Students in the Ratcliffe Hicks School of Agriculture are eligible to participate in all University of Connecticut activities for which they are qualified, except NCAA competition. University Fees and Expenses. For fees and expenses see statement under Undergraduate Fees and Expenses. Students who desire housing will be assigned rooms in residence halls with baccalaureate students.