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Bachelor of Science - Agricultural Studies with Geography as the Six-Course Subfield Sample Sequencing Plan (2012 / 2013)

Shown below is a sample sequence of courses for your degree. If you follow this plan, you should be able to graduate in four years, provided you complete five courses per semester. This is just one example of how you could complete your major and degree requirements; you may find that a different sequence works as well as this one.

See the Program Planning Guide for details regarding program requirements.

Year 1, Fall
Agricultural Studies 1000
Biology 1010
Economics 1010
Geography 1000
One of: Computer Science 1620, Mathematics 1560, Physics 1050
 
Year 1, Spring
Biology 1020
Main Subfield course 2000 level
GLER course (List I)
GLER course (List I)
GLER course (List II)
 
Year 2, Fall
Biology 2000
Chemistry 1110
Main Subfield course 2000 level
Science elective
Elective
 
Year 2, Spring
Statistics 1770
Second Subfield course
GLER course (List I)
GLER course (List II)
Elective
 
Year 3, Fall
Agricultural Studies 3300
Main Subfield course 3000/4000 level
Second Subfield course
Science elective
Elective
 
Year 3, Spring
Technical Studies Semester (15.0 credit hours)
Students will receive credit for the following (upon successful completion and receipt of transcripts):
 
•
 2 Agricultural Studies 3000-level science courses
 
•
 3 Agricultural Studies 2000-level science courses
 
Year 4, Fall
Main Subfield course 3000/4000 level
Main Subfield course 3000/4000 level
Science elective 3000/4000 level
Elective
Elective
 
Year 4, Spring
Agricultural Studies 4000
Agricultural Studies 43001
Main Subfield course 3000/4000 level
Elective
Elective
 
1 Semester of offering may vary. Students should consult the Coordinator of Agricultural Studies regarding the semester of offering of this course.
Note: Students choosing to complete requirements for the Concentration in Agricultural Business should choose those prescribed courses in place of non-science electives. Courses in Economics or Political Science from the ‘Three of’ list will also fulfill List II: Social Science Courses for the General Liberal Education Requirement.
Students choosing to complete requirements for the Concentration in Geographical Information Science should choose those prescribed courses in place of science electives.
Reminder: For the B.Sc., students must include, among the 40 courses, at least 25 courses from the list Science Courses (2012/2013 Calendar, Part 7, Section 20 and Part 4, Section 11, List III: Science Courses).