*Note: A-State's code is 6011
**Test scores cannot be older than 2 years
***Currently accepting TOEFL, internet based at home test.
* * Spring health insurance amount includes summer.
For undergraduate, freshmen students:
The minimum Grade Point Average required is a 2.3/4.0 on secondary/high school work.
For undergraduate, transfer students:
The minimum Grade Point Average required is a 2.0/4.0 on post-secondary/university/college work
For undergraduate, post-degree students
The minimum Grade Point Average required is a 2.0/4.0 on post-secondary/university/college work
Incoming international undergraduate students must meet one of the criteria’s set forth in the below chart.
Completion of A-State's ESL Program: 80% or above
Completion of CEA accredited language program: Completion certificate for completing all levels
Completion of HOFT Institute ESL Program: Completion certificate of the program
TOEFL-Paper Based*: 500
TOEFL-Paper Based, Revised*: 46
TOEFL-Internet Based***: 61
IELTS*: 5.5
PTE (Pearson Test of English Academic): 43
iTEP Academic Plus*: 4
EIKEN: Grade Pre-1
SAT scores**: 550 (total on the Evidence-Based Reading/Writing score)
ACT scores**: 21 (total, and on reading and English sections)
High School Marks (India, Nepal, and Pakistan): 60% in English at X and XII in Certificate
High School Marks (Kenya): 75% in English in Grade 10 and Grade 12
IB (International Baccalaureate): 5, 6 or 7 on English: Literature or Language & Literature
High School Graduate from USA, UK, Canada (except Quebec), Australia and New Zealand: Must have completed two years there and graduated
Duolingo English Test: 90
*Note: A-State's code is 6011
**Test scores cannot be older than 2 years
***Currently accepting TOEFL, internet based at home test.
Our innovative program offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Business. Graduates from our program are trained to work in the ever changing world economy and acquire enhanced marketability for a wide range of careers. Our curriculum provides a common body of knowledge for students in Agricultural Economics and Business Administration while combining core courses from Agricultural and Applied Economics with business courses in Accounting, Marketing, Management, Finance, and Business Law to provide a strong foundation for careers in management of agricultural businesses. In addition, our program includes application courses in business finance, marketing, commodity trading analysis, real estate appraisal, international trade, and natural resource economics. Emphasis is placed on internship opportunities with public and private Agricultural Businesses where students gain experiential hands-on training in their chosen emphasis area. Students in our undergraduate program may pursue graduate studies if they choose to do so.
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Year 1
Fall Semester
Composition 1
Making Connections in Agriculture
Intro to Plant Science OR Intro to Animal Science
US History to 1876/ since 1876 or Intro to US Government
Fine Arts: Music
Fine Arts: Theater
Fine Arts: Visual
Total Hours: 15
Spring Semester
Intro to Agribusiness
CHOOSE 1: World Civ to /since 1660; Intro Sociology; Intro Psychology; Intro to Politics; Intro World Geography; Intro Mass Communication
Microcomputer Applications or Intro to Computers
Oral Communications
Total Hours: 15
Fall Semester
Prin. of Macroeconomics
College Algebra
Free Elective any level
Biological Science/ Lab
Intro to Ag Systems Technology
Total Hours: 15-16
Spring Semester
General Chemistry I and Lab OR Fundamental Concepts of Chemistry and Lab
Intro to World Lit I or II Or Intro to Philosophy
Applied AG Statistics or Applied Statistics
Prin. of Microeconomics
Business Calculus
Total Hours: 16
Intro Financial Accounting
Principles of Management or Organizational Behavior
Microeconomic Analysis
Soils
Management Information Systems
Total Hours: 15
Spring Semester
Intro to Managerial Accounting
Agricultural Law or Legal Environment of Business
Agricultural Finance
Macroeconomic Analysis
AG Connections
Total Hours: 15
Year 4
Fall Semester
Ag Business Management
Money and Banking
Business Finance
Ag Biosystems I
Commodity Futures
Total Hours: 15
Total Upper-Level Hours: 45
Spring Semester
Agricultural Policy
Financial Institutions and Markets
AG Biosystems II
Marketing
Operations Management
Total Hours: 15
Total Degree Hours: 121-122
Students requiring developmental course work based on low entrance exam scores (ACT, SAT, ASSET, COMPASS) may not be able to complete this program of study in eight (8) semesters. Developmental courses do not count toward total degree hours. Students having completed college level courses prior to enrollment will be assisted by their advisor in making appropriate substitutions. In most cases, general education courses may be interchanged between semesters. A minimum of 45 hours of upper-level credit (3000-4000 level) is required for this degree. Mandatory state and institutional assessment exams will be required during your degree program. Failure to participate in required assessments may delay graduation.
Our degree in Agricultural Business leads to exciting careers in:
Agribusiness Sales
Banking
Commodity Trading and Securities Trading
Production Management
Real Estate Appraisal
Farm and Ranch Management
General Business
Health Insurance: $1100 USD per year