While MSUM does not offer a degree in agriculture, a variety of excellent agricultural degree programs are available to MSUM students through the Tri-College University Student Exchange Program. During this time you would satisfy your general course requirements through coursework on our campus.
Shuttle buses run throughout the day between the two campuses so that transportation is no problem.
In your senior year of the program you would transfer to NDSU to complete your requirements and receive your degree. In fact, an advisor from each department in the College of Agriculture will handle students on the exchange program. The majors available to you through this program are quite varied. They include Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Education, Agronomy, Animal Science, Bacteriology, Entomology, Horticulture, Mechanized Agriculture, Plant Pathology, and Soils. Within several of these, more specialized options are available such as farm and ranch operation, business, production, and research, Catalogs, available from the Registrar's Offices at NDSU and MSUM spell out in detail the nature of the many programs and course work available at both institutions.