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SUGGESTED FOUR-YEAR PLAN
Freshman Year
AGSC 1410 3
AGSC 2010 3
ECON 2010 3
ENGL 1010 3
MATH 1110 3
SAHE 1000 1
16 Hours
AGSC 1200 3
AGSC 2020 3
AGSC 2410 3
ENGL 1020 3
MATH 1120 3
15 Hours
Sophomore Year
ACCT 2010 3
AGSC 2040 3
BIOL 1010, 1011 4
ENGL 2010-2018 3
HIST 2010 3
16 Hours
AGSC 2200 4
BIOL 1020, 1021 4
COMM 2200 3
HIST 2020 3
HUMANITIES ELECTIVE 3
17 Hours
Junior Year
AGSC 2510 4
AGSC 3000 3
AGSC 3040 3
AGSC 3120 3
HUMANITIES ELECTIVE 3
16 Hours
AGSC 3010 3
AGSC 3030 3
AGSC 3130 3
ECON 2020 3
MGMT 3010 3
15 Hours
Senior Year
AGSC 4010 3
AGSC 4500 3
AGSC 4710 1
ELECTIVES 3
GUIDED ELECTIVES 3
13 Hours
AGSC 4020 3
AGSC 4040 3
AGSC 4080 3
ELECTIVES 3
12 Hours
Undergraduate Concentration Courses
AGSC 2010 Introduction to Agribusiness
AGSC 2020 Introduction to Agribusiness
AGSC 2040 Computer and Statistical Application in Agriculture
AGSC 3000 Agricultural Marketing
AGSC 3010 Farm Management
AGSC 3020 Food Economics
AGSC 3030 Natural Resource Economics
AGSC 3040 Agricultural Policy
AGSC 3120 Introduction to Applied Statistics I
AGSC 3130 Sample Survey Theory and Techniques
AGSC 4010 Rural Finance
AGSC 4020 Introduction to Agribusiness Analysis
AGSC 4030 Practicum in Agribusiness
AGSC 4040 World Agriculture
AGSC 4070 Agricultural Special Problems
AGSC 4080 Experimental Design
AGSC 4090 Community Development
AGSC 4100 Organization and Contemporary Issues Facing Agriculture Firms
Departmental Requirements for Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Sciences
MAJOR CORE: A minimum of 26 semester hours including, AGSC l200, 1410, 2010, 2200, 2410, 2510, 4500, 4710, 4720, and SAHE 1000.
GENERAL EDUCATION: 41 semester hours including:
- Communications – 9 hours ENGL 1010,1020, COMM 2200;
- Humanities and/or Fine Arts – 9 hours – ENGL 2010-2024 (3 hours), ART 1010, MUSC 1020, or PHIL 2010;
- Social & Behavioral Sciences – 6 hours – SOCI 2010, PSYC 2010 or ECON 2010 & 2020;
- History – 6 hours – HIST 2010, 2020 or 2030;
- Natural Sciences – 8 hours – CHEM 1110/1111 & 1120/1121 or BIOL 1010/1011 and Mathematics – 3 hours – MATH 1110, 1120 or 1410
Upper Division Policy
Students majoring in Agricultural Sciences must gain upper division status before enrolling in any upper division courses (3000 and 4000 levels). Upper division courses taken prior to being given upper division status may not be accepted towards the B.S. degree. Students may be admitted to the upper division after completing at least 60 degree-level lower division credits (as set out in the curriculum) with a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.00 and completion of the Rising Junior Examination. It is the responsibility of the student to submit a formal petition to the Department. A departmental committee to ensure that all criteria have been met will review such petitions. Students seeking Teacher Certification must maintain a 2.75 gpa and apply for admission to “Teacher Education” through the Department of Teacher Education and Services as they transition to upper division courses.
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