Plan I is for licensed teachers of agriculture. Plan II is for nonlicensed professional workers such as extension workers, employees of public service agricultural agencies, educational directors of agricultural industries, and others whose primary responsibility is agricultural education. The program is flexible and can be tailored to meet the needs of individual students. With guidance from faculty advisers, students choose at least 30 semester credits that may include coursework, independent study, internships, workshops, school-based experiences, and an integrating paper. Courses at the University of Minnesota are offered at a variety of times, including late afternoons.
Students can also enroll in courses offered during the summer and at off-campus school sites.
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