1. Horticulture Competencies Required in the horticulture option for the Bachelor of agr 314, PlantPropagation, 3. must be selected from the following courses, with approval of http://www.morehead-st.edu/colleges/science/ahs/horticulture.html

Agricultural Programs Human Sciences Programs Courses Faculty ... Facilities Horticulture Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Sciences Required Competencies Assessment Procedures Required Courses Required Competencies Competencies Required in the Horticulture option for the Bachelor of Science Degree in Agricultural Sciences: Students will demonstrate: A. An understanding of the basic principles involved in the production and propagation of horticultural plants. Assessment Procedures Exit examination Surveys of graduating students, alumni, advisory groups, and employers Required Courses Students must complete the required core courses in the area of concentration in agricultural and 24 semester hours of requirements and electives. Requirements and electives are listed below: AGR 314 Plant Propagation Twenty-one semester hours must be selected from the following courses

2. AGR Courses University of Kentucky Undergraduate Bulletin agr agronomy agr 360 GENETICS. The basic principles of heredity as currently understood from evidence accumulated in classical, cytogenetic, molecular, and quantitative genetic experiments. agr 597 SPECIAL TOPICS IN PLANT AND SOIL SCIENCE (Subtitle required). (13). Special topical or experimental courses in crop science, soil science or related areas of horticulture, http://www.uky.edu/Registrar/bull9798/courses/agr.html

University of Kentucky Undergraduate Bulletin AGR Agronomy AGR 360 GENETICS. (3) The basic principles of heredity as currently understood from evidence accumulated in classical, cytogenetic, molecular, and quantitative genetic experiments. Emphasis is placed on a thorough understanding of genetic principles and the relationship of genetics to all biological disciplines. Prereq: Six credits in biological sciences and one course in general chemistry. (Same as ASC/ENT 360.) AGR 367 SOIL AND WATER ANALYSIS LABORATORY. (3) Introductory laboratory emphasizing fundamental principles in soil science and water quality. Will provide hands-on experience in soil-water research and the written communication of acquired knowledge. Lecture 1.5 hours, laboratory three hours per week. Prereq: PLS 366 or approval of instructor. AGR 395 SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN AGRONOMY. (1-4) May be repeated for a maximum of nine credits. Prereq: Consent of appropriate instructor before registration. AGR 399 EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING IN AGRONOMY. (1-6) A field-based learning experience in agronomy under the supervision of a faculty member. May be repeated for a maximum of six credits.

3. Horticulture Major - Course Of Studies B.Sc. (agr.) horticulture Major Course of Studies 2.00 credits of the horticulture core courses plus the electives must be at the 400 level. http://www.plant.uoguelph.ca/courses/HortMajor

B.Sc. (Agr.) Horticulture Major - Course of Studies Semester 1 Semester 2 AGR*1150 Experience Agriculture AGR*1250 Agrifood System Trends and Issues BIOL*1030 Biology I CHEM*1050 General Chemistry II CHEM*1040 General Chemistry I ENGL*1200 Reading the Contemporary World ECON*1200 Introductory Microeconomics BIOL*1050 Biology II MATH*1080 Elements of Calculus I 0.5 Elective UNIV*1500 Introduction to Higher Learning Semester 3 Semester 4 STAT*2040 Statistics I BOT*2100 Life Strategies of Plants CHEM*2580 Introductory Biochemistry 0.5 Elective 0.5 Elective 0.5 Elective AGR*2401/2 Economics of the Canadian Food System ; AGR*2451/2: Plant Agriculture Semester 5 Semester 6 AGR*3350 Chemistry and Microbiology of Food AGR*3400 Sustainable Rural Communities PBIO*3110 Crop Physiology HORT*3280 Greenhouse Production HORT*3230 Plant Propagation or HORT*3510 Vegetable Production 0.5 Elective ; AGR*2451/2: Plant Agriculture One of: Crop*4240:Weed Science; ENVB*3210: Plant Pathology; ENVB*4100:Applied Entomology; PBIO*3750: Plant Tissue Culture; PBIO*4570: Genetic Engineering of Plants

4. Agriculture Required courses agr115 Fundamentals of horticulture (4) agr405 Farm Management(4) Required 10 hours from agr courses, including 5 hours at the 300 or 400 http://www.wilmington.edu/ag_minor.htm

Faculty AG Major AG Minor Equine Studies ... Tuition and Fees AGRICULTURE MINOR WITH AGRICULTURE BUSINESS/ECONOMICS CONCENTRATION: a total of 18 hours is required. Required courses: AGR122 Agricultural Economics (3) AGR405 Farm Management (4) Required: 11 hours from AGR courses, including 5 hours at the 300- or 400-level. AGRICULTURE MINOR WITH AGRONOMY CONCENTRATION: a total of 22 hours is required. Required courses: AGR108 Principles of Crop and Animal Production I (4) AGR109 Principles of Crop and Animal Production II (3) AGR317 Soils (4) CHM211 Principles of Chemistry I (4) Required: 7 hours from AGR courses, including 5 hours at the 300- or 400-level. AGRICULTURE MINOR WITH ANIMAL SCIENCE CONCENTRATION: a total of 22 hours is required. Required courses: AGR108 Principles of Crop and Animal Production I (4) AGR109 Principles of Crop and Animal Production II (3) AGR312 Animal Nutrition (4) CHM211 Principles of Chemistry I (4) Required: 7 hours of electives from AGR courses, including 5 hours at the 300- or 400-level.

5. Horticulture - 919 Lake Land College addition to 33 credit hours of specialized courses in horticulture, business and soil science, students will receive 12 2.5. agr 202. Introduction to horticulture. 3. agr 057 http://www.lakeland.cc.il.us/Models/horticulture-919.htm

Horticulture (919) Certificate The Horticulture certificate is designed for students seeking educational training and employment in the industries of landscaping, greenhouse management, plant propagation, nursery management, golf course management and turfgrass management. In addition to 33 credit hours of specialized courses in horticulture, business and soil science, students will receive 12 weeks of supervised occupational experience at approved internship locations. First Year 1st Semester Semester Hours AGR 040 Agricultural Mathematics or MAT 130 or higher AGR 202 Introduction to Horticulture AGR 057 Turf Management AGR 208 Intro. to Agricultural Mechanization AGR 050 Soils or AGR 205 Soil Science AGR 134 Business Analysis and Records Total 2nd Semester Semester Hours AGR 055 Woody Plant Identification AGR 051 Soil Fertility AGR 133 Agricultural Salesmanship AGR 041 Supervised Occupational Experience I Electives Total Summer Term Semester Hours AGR 056 Evergreens, Vines, and Ground Covers

6. EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Conservation of Nat Resources, agr 577, Summer, horticulture courses.COURSE TITLE, NUMBER, SEMESTERS TAUGHT, ADDITIONAL COURSE INFORMATION. http://www.agriculture.eku.edu/courses/

EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE COURSE INFORMATION AGRICULTURE COURSES HORTICULTURE COURSES AGRICULTURE COURSES COURSE TITLE NUMBER SEMESTERS TAUGHT ADDITIONAL COURSE INFORMATION Academic Orientation ATO 100 Fall Syllabus Introduction to American Agr. AGR 110 Principles of Animal Science AGR 125 Fall Syllabus Animal Science Laboratory AGR 126 Fall Syllabus Class Materials Principles of Agronomy AGR 130 Fall Syllabus Old Exams Agronomy Laboratory AGR 131 Fall Agriculture Measurements AGR 210 Principles of Ag Mechanics AGR 213 Principles of Soils AGR 215 Syllabus Old Exams Conq. of land AGR 225 Spring of Odd Years AGR 250 Spring Syllabus Companion Animal Mgt. AGR 255 Spring AGR 272 Spring Directed Work Experience AGR 301 Every Semester Management Practicum AGR 302 Every Semester Pest Management AGR 304 Junior Seminar AGR 305 Introduction to Agribusiness AGR 308 Fall Agribusiness Management AGR 310 Spring Ag. Metal Fabrication AGR 311 Spring Advanced Crops; Forage Crops AGR 312 Spring of Odd Years Technical Soils Laboratory AGR 315 Spring Syllabus AGR 317 Fall Syllabus Soil/Water Conservation Tech.

7. Ornamental Horticulture Ornamental horticulture. must complete the core courses in agricultural technologyand required and elected courses as follows. agr 314, Plant Propagation, 3. http://www.morehead-st.edu/colleges/science/ahs/ornamental.html

Agricultural Programs Human Sciences Programs Courses Faculty ... Facilities Ornamental Horticulture Associate of Applied Science in Agricultural Sciences Required Competencies Assessment Procedures Required Courses Required Competencies Competencies Required in the Agribusiness option for the Associate Degree Program in Agricultural Sciences: Students will demonstrate: A. An understanding of the basic principles involved in the production of ornamental crops. B. The ability to utilize ornamental crops for the benefit of society. Assessment Procedures Exit examination Surveys of graduating students, alumni, advisory groups, and employers Required Courses The student must complete the core courses in agricultural technology and required and elected courses as follows. AGR 314 Plant Propagation Fifteen semester hours must be selected from the following courses

8. Bachelor Of Science In Agricultural Sciences of animal science, agronomy, soils, horticulture, agricultural mechanics, pest management, agricultural economics, agr 215. Horticultural Science. 3. Approved agr courses. 5 http://www.morehead-st.edu/colleges/science/ahs/agbs.html

Agricultural Programs Human Sciences Programs Courses Faculty ... Facilities Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Sciences Required Competencies Assessment Procedures General Education Requirements Area of Concentration ... Minor Competencies Required in the Program Students graduating from the Bachelor of Science degree program should possess the following: Written, oral, and interpersonal communications skills; and basic math skills that will allow the individual to collect, analyze, interpret, and present information that is used within the agricultural industry. An understanding of the basic concepts of the physical and biological sciences and how these sciences are applicable to the field of agriculture. An understanding of the importance of the arts, humanities, social and behavioral sciences, and health sciences to humankind. An understanding and literacy of all disciplines of agriculture especially to include the disciplines of animal science, agronomy, soils, horticulture, agricultural mechanics, pest management, agricultural economics, and farm management

9. SQU.agr.program.course.Agronomy And Horticulture of horticulture, agronomy, and agricultural economics. The crop protection specializationallows students to maximum flexibility in selecting courses of study http://www.squ.edu.om/agr/Program/Degrees/crop_agro.html

Crop Production Specialization The Crop Production specialization offered by the Department of Crop Sciences aims at training professionals who will assist in the development of a more productive, balanced and diversified economy. The academic program covers the full spectrum of principles and practices related to agronomy, horticulture, production, physiology, genetics, and plant breeding. The flexibility in course selection permits students to plan their programs according to specific interests and future career goals. Graduates may qualify for employment in a vast array of positions such as commercial growers of fruits and vegetables; nurseries and field crops; managers of commercial farms; in production and quality control; in sales and services for seeds and plant materials; and in extension and research institutions. The program also prepares students for graduate studies in fields related to crop production. Crop Protection Specialization The Crop Protection specialization offered by the Department of Crop Sciences aims at produce professionals who are able to apply science and technology to efficiently manage pest and disease control programs. The academic program covers the full spectrum of principles and practices of entomology, plant pathology, and integrated pest and disease management. Training also covers disciplines of horticulture, agronomy, and agricultural economics. The crop protection specialization allows students to maximum flexibility in selecting courses of study which best suit their needs and professional goals. Graduates may qualify for employment in the field of agricultural sales, pest and disease control specialists, research and extension specialists, and private consultancy. The program also prepare the students leading to graduate studies (M.Sc.) in entomology and plant pathology.

10. Purdue University Graduate Courses In Horticulture CLAIR COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Port Huron, Michigan agricultural Technology Discipline agriscience Careers horticulture principles are extensively used in landscaping, nurseries, ornamental horticulture and grounds management. horticulture Certificate Program can be completed in one year. Many students are working full time, and can only take one or two courses First Year First Semester. agr. 203 http://www.purdue.edu/OOP/CATALOGS/GRAD/courses/hort.html

Horticulture Graduate Catalog Contents Graduate School Home Page Purdue Home Page Program Description ... Course Descriptions W. R. Woodson , Head of the Graduate Program Professors: E. N. Ashworth, Ph.D. ; R. A. Bressan, Ph.D. ; M. N. Dana, Ph.D. ; H. L. Flint, Ph.D. ; P. A. Hammer, Ph.D. ; A. K. Handa, Ph.D. ; P. M. Hasegawa, Ph.D. ; J. Janick, Ph.D ., James Troop Distinguished Professor of Horticulture; R. J. Joly, Ph.D. ; C. A. Mitchell, Ph.D. ; D. J. Molnar, M.L.A .; B. C. Moser, Ph.D. ; G. M. Pierceall, M.L.A. ; D. Rhodes, Ph.D. ; J. E. Simon, Ph.D. ; G. H. Sullivan, Ph.D. ; S. C. Weller, Ph.D. ; W. R. Woodson, Ph.D. Associate Professors: P. E. DeTurk, M.L.A. ; P. B. Goldsbrough, Ph.D. Assistant Professors: B. P. Bordelon, Ph.D. ; B. L. Dahl, M.S. ; R. G. Heynssens, M.L.A. ; K. G. Raghothama, Ph.D. ; R. W. Sovinski, M.L.A. Program Description for Horticulture Graduate Programs. The Department of Horticulture offers graduate programs leading to the degrees of Master of Science (M.S.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in a number of commodity and discipline-oriented areas. In addition to individualized programs leading to degrees in traditional areas of horticulture, students may develop a plan of study in an interdepartmental program, such as the Purdue Plant Biology (Interdisciplinary) Program or the Purdue Genetics (Interdisciplinary) Program. An option to proceed directly to the Ph.D. degree without the usual intermediate M.S. degree is available for able students with career goals in highly technical fields. A nonthesis option leading to a terminal Master of Agriculture (M. Agr.) degree also is available.

11. Horticulture AD courses required for graduation in special sections designed to be of particularly interest to horticulture students. YEAR First Semester. agr. 203 http://www.sc4.edu/careers/hortadas.htm

ST. CLAIR COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Port Huron, Michigan Agricultural Technology Discipline tschultz@stclair.cc.mi.us Natural Resources RETURN TO NATURAL RESOURCES PATH HORTICULTURE PROGRAM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCE DEGREE Honors Degree Option Available Horticulture principles are extensively used in landscaping, nurseries, ornamental horticulture and grounds management. Emphasis is placed on practical application of horticultural and biological principles. Entry Level Job Titles for which a graduate of the program is prepared include: Landscape Laborer Greenhouse Laborer Garden Center, Retail Sales Person Floriculture Employee The Career Ladder (The career opportunities a graduate of the Horticulture Program can achieve with experience and additional training) includes: Landscape Designer Landscaper Foreman Greenhouse Grower Garden Center Management Floriculture Manager For Adults Returning To School: Don't underestimate your life experience! Your technical work skills can be combined with the management/supervision skills gained in this program in order to enhance your career potential. The Career and Counseling staf f can help you evaluate your preparation in the skills you already have.

12. Agricultural Sciences - Horticulture And Crop Sciences Program courses leading towards a concentration/major in horticulture and Crop An * indicatescourses that result in dual credit (credit towards agr 110, 1, agrI 1131. http://www.shsu.edu/nhmccd/agr4-degree.html

Draft Agricultural Sciences Horticulture and Crop Sciences Program Cooperative program leading to the Associate of Arts or Science Degrees at North Harris Montgomery Community College District and the Bachelor of Science Degree in Agriculture - Horticulture and Crop Science emphasis at Sam Houston State University The following table lists courses leading towards a concentration/major in Horticulture and Crop Science at each institution. An * indicates courses that result in dual credit (credit towards graduation from both educational institutions). NHMCCD SHSU Credit Common Course First Year AGR 110 AGRI 1131 AGR 165 AGRI 1307 CHEM 1411* CHM 138*/118* CHEM 1311/1111 CHEM 1412* CHM 139*/119* CHEM 1312/1112 ENGL 1301 ENG 164 ENGL 1301 ENGL 1302 ENG 165 ENGL 1302 HIST 1301 HIS 163 HIST 1301 HIST 1302 HIS 164 HIST 1302 KINE 1111 KIN 215 MATH 1332, 2412 MTH 164 or 170 3 or 4 MATH 1332 / 2312 Second Year AGR 169 or 164 AGRI 1319 / 2317 AGR 162 or 284 AGRI 2303 / 2301 Cultural Studies elective ENGL 2332, 2333, 2322, 2323, 2327, 2328 , 2342, 2343 ENG 265, 266 or 267

13. Articulated Courses Below is a listing of the courses that have been approved for articulated creditby 57 of the 59 6841 6842, horticulture I horticulture II, agr, 120, Pesticide http://www.iss.k12.nc.us/schools/wfd/Articulated WFD Courses Page.htm

All students are Career Bound! Iredell-Statesville Schools 541-B Gaither Road - Statesville NC 28625 Phone -704-832-2511 Career Pathway Home FAQ Workbased Learning Articulated WFD Courses ... ISS Homepage N.C. High School Workforce Development Courses Articulation Agreement with the N.C. Community College System You may be eligible to receive community college credit for selected high school courses, but you must meet the following criteria: receive a B or above in the course score a minimum of 80 on the VoCATs for that course enroll in the community college within two years after high school graduation Make sure you talk with your high school and community college counselors. Below is a listing of the courses that have been approved for articulated credit by 57 of the 59 community colleges. HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY COLLEGE Course Number Course Title Course Prefix Course Number Course Title Program: ACCOUNTING Computerized Accounting I ACC ACC Financial Accounting or College Accounting HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY COLLEGE Course Number Course Title Course Prefix Course Number Course Title Program: AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES Resources Studies I

14. HOR Courses University of Kentucky Undergraduate Bulletin HOR horticulture HOR 100 AN INTRODUCTION TO horticulture PROFESSIONS. Special topical or experimental courses in crop science, soil science or related areas of of agronomy or horticulture. A particular subtitle may be offered twice under agr 597. http://www.uky.edu/Registrar/bull9798/courses/hor.html

University of Kentucky Undergraduate Bulletin HOR Horticulture HOR 100 AN INTRODUCTION TO HORTICULTURE PROFESSIONS. (1) A survey of horticulture as a profession; to inform students of opportunities and to develop an appreciation of horticultural science as it relates to the human environment. Offered on a pass/fail basis only. HOR 203 HOME HORTICULTURE. (3) A general horticulture course encompassing the use of ornamental plants, vegetable and fruit crops, and landscape design for the nonhorticulture major. (May not be used to fulfill horticulture departmental requirements.) HOR 320 WOODY PLANTS. (4) A detailed study of evergreen and deciduous trees, shrubs, vines, and ground covers occurring in the landscape; their systematic identification, hardiness, form, growth habit, size, culture, adaptation to environmental conditions, uses, and outstanding horticultural characteristics. Lecture, three hours; laboratory, three hours. Prereq: HOR 220. HOR 330 HERBACEOUS PLANTS I. (2) The identification and cultural requirements of herbaceous plants. A designated number of annuals, perennials, commercial cut flowers, flowering pot plants, bulbs, and foliage plants readily available in the fall will be covered. Lecture, three hours; laboratory, two hours per week for one half semester. Prereq: PLS 220. HOR 332 HERBACEOUS PLANTS II. (2)

15. Department Of Plant Agriculture, University Of Guelph (agr.) program, namely agronomy (with Land Resource Science) and horticulture.Faculty in the Plant agriculture Department also teach courses in the Plant http://www.plant.uoguelph.ca/courses/

Home Personnel Directory Contact Us Undergraduate Students Overview Admission Information Course Offerings Fall Course Offerings Winter Course Offerings Majors Agronomy Horticulture Plant Biology Careers in Agronomy and Horticulture ... Contact Information Undergraduate Programs Plant Agriculture faculty teach in the B.Sc. (Agr.) and B.Sc. programs. The Plant Agriculture Undergrad Teaching Committee manages two majors in the B.Sc. (Agr.) program, namely Agronomy (with Land Resource Science) and Horticulture . Faculty in the Plant Agriculture Department also teach courses in the Plant Biology major as well as genetics courses related to plant science in the B.Sc. B.Sc. (Agr.) Agronomy Major (link to Course Schedule) You may not be familiar with the word, but your life depends on it. Agronomy - the study of plants, soils and their environment - is the heart of food production. At the University of Guelph, you'll learn how to face the challenge of producing safe food while preserving our environment. You'll prepare for a

16. Horticulture AD Why do I need to take that course? The college offers many of the English, Mathand Political Science courses required for 3. agr. Introduction to horticulture. http://www.stclair.cc.mi.us/careers/hortadas.htm

ST. CLAIR COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Port Huron, Michigan Agricultural Technology Discipline tschultz@stclair.cc.mi.us Natural Resources RETURN TO NATURAL RESOURCES PATH HORTICULTURE PROGRAM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCE DEGREE Honors Degree Option Available Horticulture principles are extensively used in landscaping, nurseries, ornamental horticulture and grounds management. Emphasis is placed on practical application of horticultural and biological principles. Entry Level Job Titles for which a graduate of the program is prepared include: Landscape Laborer Greenhouse Laborer Garden Center, Retail Sales Person Floriculture Employee The Career Ladder (The career opportunities a graduate of the Horticulture Program can achieve with experience and additional training) includes: Landscape Designer Landscaper Foreman Greenhouse Grower Garden Center Management Floriculture Manager For Adults Returning To School: Don't underestimate your life experience! Your technical work skills can be combined with the management/supervision skills gained in this program in order to enhance your career potential. The Career and Counseling staf f can help you evaluate your preparation in the skills you already have.

17. Horticulture CC that many students ask, Why do I need to take that course? The college offers manyof the English courses required for agr. 205. Introduction to horticulture. 2. http://www.stclair.cc.mi.us/careers/hortcertif.htm

ST. CLAIR COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Port Huron, Michigan Agricultural Technology Discipline tschultz@stclair.cc.mi.us Natural Resources RETURN TO NATURAL RESOURCES PATH HORTICULTURE PROGRAM CERTIFICATE Horticulture principles are extensively used in landscaping, nurseries, ornamental horticulture and grounds management. Emphasis is placed on practical application of horticultural and biological principles. A certificate in horticulture will be awarded to a student completing 30 semester hours of credit within the requirements listed below. Entry Level Job Titles for which a graduate of the program is prepared include: Landscape Laborer Greenhouse Laborer Garden Center, Retail Sales Person Floriculture Employee The Career Ladder (The career opportunities a graduate of the Horticulture Program can achieve with experience and additional training) includes: Landscape Designer Landscaper Foreman Greenhouse Grower Garden Center Management Floriculture Manager For Adults Returning To School: Don't underestimate your life experience! Your technical work skills can be combined with the management/supervision skills gained in this program in order to enhance your career potential. The Career and Counseling staff can help you evaluate your preparation in the skills you already have.

18. Oh ST Agr Tech Inst HORTICULTURE SCIENCE Sequence AG COMM, 367, agr Iss in Contemp Am Soc, 5, Eng 110, WI. horticulture, 300, GeneralPlant Biology, 5, Bio 113, WI. courses to be selected with input from advisor. http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/~ati-bus/AOS PROGRAMS/AOS HORTICULTURE SCIENCE 2002

HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE Associate of Science Degree Major Code 514 Track 2002-2003 DEPT NO TITLE CRD PREREQ QTR First Quarter (Autumn) AGRICULTURE Agriculture Survey None AU ENGLISH 1st-Yr English Composition Placement Au,Wi RURAL SOC Intro to Rural Soc None Au,Wi HORT TEC Plant Materials I None Au,Sp Second Quarter (Winter) MATHEMATICS 104 or Placement Au,Wi,Sp CHEMISTRY Elementary Chemistry Math 104 or Higher Au,Wi HISTORY Am Civilization Since 1877 Eng 110 or concur Au,Wi Third Quarter (Spring) AG ECON None SP HORT TEC Into to Turf Grass Mgt Math 104 or concur Au,Sp *Elective Transferable *Elective Transferable Fourth Quarter (Summer) No Classes Fifth Quarter (Autumn) BIOLOGY Introductory Biology Chem 101 AU RURAL SOC Soc Grps in Dev Countries Rur Soc 105 AU HORT TEC Greenhouse Environment Ctrl None Au,Wi *Elective Transferable Sixth Quarter (Winter) AG COMM Agr Iss in Contemp Am Soc Eng 110 WI HORTICULTURE General Plant Biology Bio 113 WI HORT TEC Herbaceous Plants None Wi,Sp,Su

19. Oh St Agr Tech Inst PRE AG EDUC - HORT OPTION Sequence Ag Com, 367, agr Iss in Contemp Am Soc, 5, Eng 110, WI. horticulture, 300, GeneralPlant Biology, 5, Bio 113, WI. courses to be selected with input from advisor. http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/~ati-bus/AOS PROGRAMS/AOS PRE AG ED - HORT 2002-200

PRE-AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION HORTICULTURAL SPECIALTY Associate of Science Degree Major Code 507 Track 2002-2003 DEPT NO TITLE CRD PREREQ QTR First Quarter (Autumn) AGRICULTURE Agriculture Survey None AU ENGLISH 1st-Yr English Composition Placement Au,Wi HISTORY Am Civilization Since 1877 Eng 110 or concur Au,Wi HORT TEC Greenhouse Environment Ctrl None Au,Wi Second Quarter (Winter) MATHEMATICS Math 104 or Placement Au,Wi,Sp CHEMISTRY Elementary Chemistry Math 104 or Higher Au,Wi RURAL SOC Intro to Rural Soc None Au,Wi *Elective Transferable Third Quarter (Spring) AG ECON None SP HORT TEC Into to Turf Grass Mgt Math 104 or concur Au,Sp HORT TEC Plant Materials I None Au,Sp PSYCHOLOGY Introduction to Psychology None SP Fourth Quarter (Summer) No Classes Fifth Quarter (Autumn) Biology Introductory Biology Chem 101 AU Rural Soc Soc Groups in Dev Countries Rural Soc 105 AU Ag Educ Introduction to Ag Education AU *Elective Transferable Sixth Quarter (Winter) Ag Com Agr Iss in Contemp Am Soc Eng 110 WI Hort Tec Herbaceous Plants None Wi,Sp,Su

20. Degree, Diploma And Postgraduate Courses Certificate in Foundation Studies, Cert FS. Certificate in horticulture, CertHort. Bachelor of agriculture, B agr. Bachelor of agricultural Science, B agrSc. http://www.lincoln.ac.nz/study/courses/courses.htm

Studies at Lincoln Academic programmes offered by Lincoln University include: Undergraduate Certificates Undergraduate Diplomas Bachelors Degrees Bachelors Degrees with Honours ... Masters and Doctoral Degrees Undergraduate Certificates Certificate in Agriculture Cert Ag Certificate in Applied Computing Cert Appl Comp Certificate in Commerce Cert Com Certificate in Foundation Studies Cert FS Certificate in Horticulture Cert Hort Certificate in Maori Studies Cert Ma St Certificate in Natural Resources Cert Nat Res Certificate in Organic Husbandry Cert OrgHusb Certificate in Social Science Cert Soc Sc Undergraduate Diplomas Diploma in Farm Management Dip F M Diploma in Horticultural Management Dip Hort Mgt Bachelors Degrees Bachelor of Agriculture B Agr Bachelor of Agricultural Science B Agr Sc Bachelor of Applied Computing B Appl Comp Bachelor of Commerce and Management B C M Bachelor of Commerce (Agricultural) B Com (Ag) Bachelor of Commerce (Food Industry) B Com (Food Industry) Bachelor of Commerce (Forestry) B Com(Forestry)

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