Horse science students also complete 55 credit hours of general studies which include communications, social sciences, mathematics, and biological and chemical sciences. Fourteen hours of elective course work, either technical or general, round out the curriculum. Practicum is required of students in horse science. This is a supervised, on-campus work experience that provides students with the opportunity to apply skills learned in the classrooms and at the Ohio State ATI horse facilities. Students are encouraged to think independently and evaluate and solve problems under the guidance of the horse facilities manager.
Students assist in the daily husbandry and responsibilities of the horses.
About Ohio State ATI Ohio State ATI is a two-year technical college located in Wooster, Ohio. Established in 1966, Ohio State ATI has a statewide mandate for comprehensive agricultural education. Twenty four programs leading to the Associate of Applied Science or Associate of Science degree are offered at the Wooster campus. A Certificate of Completion in Hydraulic Service and Repair is also offered. Mission and Purpose Ohio State ATI serves people by providing education programs leading to associate degrees with an emphasis on the business and science of agriculture, horticulture, and the environment.