Students are prepared to enter graduate school in many fields including agricultural economics, business, economics, and law. Working in family enterprises and managing small businesses are the focus of opportunities in this area. Federal careers are in such areas as agricultural production, marketing, finance, conservation, and others. State and local agencies offer a wide variety of careers. You would have the opportunity to make loans, evaluate investment opportunities, and appraise property.
Students work for lending institutions such as commercial and farm banks.
Job opportunities in international agriculture have multiplied in recent years, mostly because of the growth of multinational firms and the efforts of businesses, foundations, and national governments to assist developing countries. You would be employed in development, finance, production, natural resource management and marketing in countries throughout the world. The Veterinary Business Management option is a pre-veterinary program in which the student can qualify for admission to Veterinary School and complete a management degree. Students receive their education in a personalized setting with individual advising and have access to a faculty of 26 professionals with private sector, governmental, environmental and international experience. Students have the opportunity to take internships to apply their knowledge, to travel internationally, and to work with professional groups.