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Nov 24, 2024
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2013-2014 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Agriculture M.S.
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Majors in Agriculture
Students seeking the M.S. degree in agriculture will select one of the following areas of concentration:
- Agriculture (Major Code: 5513)
- emphasis in Agricultural Business and Economics
- emphasis in Agriculture Education
- emphasis in Agriculture Media and Communication
- Animal Science (Major Code: 5523)
- Plant, Soil and Environmental Science (Major Code: 5524)
Thesis Option (30 credit hours)
- At least 18 hours credit from 6000-level and above courses.
- At least 18 hours credit in courses offered in the Department of Agricultural Sciences.
- At least one hour credit in graduate seminar (up to three hours credit can be used toward degree requirements).
- AGRI 6316 and AGRI 7318 or other courses with approval.
- Six hours credit of thesis (AGRI 6301 and AGRI 6302 ).
- No more than four hours credit from individual study courses.
- Successful completion of thesis and comprehensive exam.
Non-Thesis Option (36 credit hours)
- At least 18 hours credit from 6000-level and above courses.
- At least 18 hours credit in courses offered in the Department of Agricultural Sciences.
- One hour credit in graduate seminar.
- AGRI 6316 or other courses with approval.
- Six hours credit in a supplementary area (courses outside of the Department of Agricultural Sciences).
- No more than six hours credit from individual study courses.
- Successful completion of comprehensive exam.
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