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Nov 21, 2024
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2024-2025 Academic Catalog
Roadmap: B.S. in Agriculture, Agricultural Biology Concentration for Transfers
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***FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS ***
By completing the following Roadmap, you will earn a BS in Agriculture. Students should have completed a two-year Transfer with Associate’s Degree program, or a minimum of 60 units completing GE Areas A through E. This multidisciplinary program blends the contributions of a number of academic departments through upper-division core courses and four concentrations. The program encourages students to explore diverse approaches to agricultural production, distribution, and management in evolving economic and environmental settings. Experiential learning and applied research opportunities are offered through the concentrations.
The major fosters sustainable relationships with area community colleges through the implementation of a “2+2” program design. Individuals who have an A.S. degree or equivalent lower-division coursework in Agriculture, Agricultural Science, Agricultural Economics and closely related fields, and who complete the designated lower-division prerequisite courses, may participate in the program. Freshmen admitted to the major are dually enrolled in the university and an area community college agriculture program.
This Roadmap is a recommended advising map to complete the degree program in two years. Please consult your academic advisor as you develop your academic plan.
Third Year
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Fall Semester
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Course
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Units
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Choose one of the following courses:
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3 |
AGST 3100 Leadership and Labor Issues in Agriculture |
3 |
AGST-XXXX Concentration Course |
3 |
AGST-XXXX Concentration Course |
3 |
Upper Divsion GE Course (UD-B, UD-C, UD-D) |
3 |
Total Units |
16 |
Cumulative Total |
16 |
Spring Semester
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Course
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Units
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Choose one of the following courses:
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3 |
Choose one of the following courses:
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3 |
AGST-XXXX Concentration Course |
3 |
PSCI 4326 Agricultural Policy and Regulations |
4 |
Upper Division GE Course (UD-B, UD-C, UD-D) |
3 |
Total Units |
16 |
Cumulative Total |
32 |
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Fourth Year
*Apply for Graduation
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Fall Semester
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Course
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Units
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AGST 4450 Research Methods in Agricultural Science (WP) |
3 |
AGST 4940 Ag Studies Internship |
1-4 |
AGST-XXXX Concentration Course |
3 |
AGST-XXXX Concentration Course |
3 |
Upper Division GE Course (UD-B, UD-C, UD-D) |
3 |
Total Units |
16 |
Cumulative Total |
48 |
Spring Semester
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Course
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Units
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AGST-XXXX Concentration Course |
3 |
Elective Units |
9 |
Total Units |
12 |
Cumulative Total |
60 |
For a concentration in Agricultural Biology, complete the following required courses in the concentration (8 units, one from each area):
-> Botany/Microbiology: BOTY 3700 - Flowering Plants
Note: or BOTY 3700 requires the completion of BIOL 1050 and BIOL 1150 or equivalents.
-> Entomology/Zoology: AGST 3900 - Integrated Pest Management or ENTO 3000 - Principles of Entomology or ZOOL 4420 - Invertebrate Zoology
Note: AGST 3900 requires the completion of BIOL 1050, BIOL 1150, and ENTO 3000; or consent of instructor. ENTO 3000 requires the completion of BIOL 1050 and BIOL 1150 or equivalents. ZOOL 4420 requires the completion of BIOL 3310 or 3350 or consent of instructor.
Choose one ecology course (3-4 units):
-> AGST 4080 - Sustainable Agriculture
-> GEOG 3020 - Human Ecology
-> BOTY 4600 - Plant Ecology
Note: BOTY 4600 requires the completion of BIOL 1050, BIOL 1150, and CHEM 1110, or equivalents.
Choose three upper-division elective units in agriculture-related courses listed below (9-12 units):
-> AGST 3900 - Integrated Pest Management
-> BIOL 4300 - Conservation Biology
-> BOTY 3000 - Principles of Plant Propagation
-> BOTY 4000 - Medicinal Plants and Herbs
-> BOTY 4200 - Plant Physiology
-> ENTO 3000 - Principles of Entomology
-> GEOG 4070 - Agricultural Geography
-> GEOG 4770 - Remote Sensing of the Environment
Note: Please take note of prerequisites of elective units as indicated in the University Catalog.
- Students must pass a Writing Proficiency (WP) course to graduate. All courses designated as Writing Proficiency courses are marked with a (WP) in their title. Please view the University catalog for a list of WP courses.
- For additional dates and details to apply for graduation, visit the Graduation Website.
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