Bachelor of Science
The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources offers the Bachelor of Science degree in the following 15 majors: allied health sciences, animal science, diagnostic genetic sciences, dietetics, environmental science, horticulture, landscape architecture, medical technology, nutritional sciences, pathobiology, natural resources, resource economics, turfgrass and soil science, the interdisciplinary major agriculture and natural resources, and the individualized major. Students in most major are permitted a great deal of latitude in the choice of courses and may emphasize a range of options to meet personal goals.

Majors and Areas of Concentration

	Agriculture and Natural Resources
	Agriculture Education
	Allied Health Sciences
	Animal Science
	Diagnostic Genetic Sciences
	Dietetics
	Environmental Science
	Horticulture
	Individualized Major
	Landscape Architecture
	Medical Technology
	Natural Resources
	Nutritional Sciences
	Pathobiology
	Pre-Veterinary Studies
	Resource Economics
	Turfgrass and Soil Science

Minors

	Agribusiness Management
	Aquaculture
	Aquaculture Business Management
	Dairy Management
	Environmental Economics and Policy
	Environmental Studies
	Equine Business Management
	Food Science
	Landscape Design
	Ornamental Horticulture
	Sport Nutrition
	Therapeutic Horsemanship Education
	Turfgrass Management
	Wildlife Conservation
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