Agricultural Communications (Comprehensive) (BS)

Specific General Education requirements:

• AGR 100 - Food Security

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• BIO 101 - Biology in Your World AND
• BIO 111 - Laboratory for Biology in Your World

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• BIO 121 - General Biology I

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• CHM 107 - Chemistry for the Citizen AND
• CHM 108 - Chemistry for the Citizen Laboratory

• OR

• CHM 116 - Fundamentals of Chemistry AND
• CHM 117 - Fundamentals of Chemistry Laboratory

• OR

• CHM 160 - General Chemistry I

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• GEP 101 - First-Year Foundations

• OR

• UHC 110 - Freshman Honors Seminar

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• AGR 301 - Agriculture Transfer Student Orientation

General Agriculture courses:

• AGS 101 - Animal Science

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• AGN 115 - Sustainable Agriculture and the Environment

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• AGP 103 - Plant Science

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• AGN 215 - Soils
• AGB 144 - Agricultural Economics I
• AGR 490 - Career Preparation in Agriculture

Agricultural Communications courses:

• AGC 183 - Introduction to Agricultural Communications
• AGC 293 - News Writing in Agriculture
• AGC 313 - Feature Writing for Agricultural Publications
• AGC 323 - Media in Agriculture
• AGC 333 - Layout and Design for Agricultural Publications
• AGC 343 - Agricultural Photography
• AGC 373 - Online Communication for Agricultural Organizations
• AGC 393 - Public Relations in Agriculture
• AGC 493 - Capstone in Agricultural Communications
• AGC 499 - College of Agriculture Communications Internship
• AGR 499 - Internship in Agriculture (2 hours required)
• COM 209 - Survey of Communication Theory

Three additional upper division hours from each of the following three areas:

• Agricultural Business (AGB)
• Animal Science (AGS)
• Environmental Plant Science and Natural Resources (AGP/AGN)

Additional nine hours:

In consultation with advisor select an additional nine hours in courses numbered 300 or higher from the following subject codes: AGB, AGN, AGP, AGR, AGS, COM, JRN, MED, MGT, MKT.

Public Affairs Capstone Experience Requirement

• AGC 493 - Capstone in Agricultural Communications