Agricultural Business

Degree Overview

Advance your career with a bachelor's degree in Agricultural Business. Offered through the College of Agricultural Sciences, this online program gives you the knowledge and training needed to manage the production and marketing of agricultural products.

The program focuses on applying economic theory to address the agricultural issues that businesses face daily and forecast the likely outcomes of market and government interactions in our uncertain world.

• Gain knowledge, skills, and tools that can be immediately applied to your agricultural business.
• Earn your degree while keeping your job, staying in your hometown, and managing your family responsibilities.
• Participate in one of the only online degree programs dedicated to agricultural business, guided by expert faculty who can help you design a program of study tailored to meet your needs.

Requirements

This is an undergraduate degree completion program. Forty-two upper-division credits (300- to 400-level) are required to complete the program, with a minimum of 30 upper-division credits earned at CSU. The number of courses you will need to complete your degree will depend primarily on how many earlier credits transfer. Learn more about the degree requirements

Curriculum

With the guidance of an adviser, you can create the sequence and combination of courses that best meet your educational and professional goals. Learn more about the curriculum

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Career Opportunities

With a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business, you are prepared for a wide range of exciting careers in the agricultural industry, from production to management to sales. Learn more about career opportunities

How to Apply

This program is designed for students with at least 60 semester hours of transferable college credit with a GPA of 2.0 or better. Although this program works particularly well for students who have completed an associate's degree with an emphasis in agriculture, it is not required for admittance to this program. Opportunities also exist for those with less background in this field. Find out how to apply

The Learning Experience

You will learn through online presentations and lectures, which are supplemented by assignments, readings, and online interaction and discussion with faculty and fellow students. Find out more about the learning experience