To assist you in developing your course of study in this major, there are minimum requirements and broad guidelines which provide maximum flexibility for individualizing a program. Furthermore, students must have courses in four different College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources program areas. In addition, upper division requirements and electives allow you to build competence in one or more areas of agriculture. For students wishing a specified area of emphasis, minors are available from programs within both the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources and the College of Arts and Sciences. You may select a minor as a way to provide emphasis in your program of study.
Specializations are also available in business, communications and global agriculture.
Resources The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources has a strong reputation for its personal and accessible undergraduate advising program. Activities Students in the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources are encouraged to participate in many student organizations, clubs, events and activities. Several student clubs are affiliated with other majors within the bachelor of science degree in agricultural sciences. These clubs share a common interest in food, agriculture and natural resource issues and provide opportunities for leadership development. The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources provides an extensive college-based scholarship program for its students.