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As the only public, historically black college or university (HBCU) in the state, South Carolina State University strives to meet the needs of all of our students. And with more than 2,900 currently enrolled, we are responsible for helping many people with a wide range of interests and ambitions to meet their goals and achieve their dreams.
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This is a highly subjective question, and while there are some schools that are objectively better than others, it’s likely that there are multiple agricultural colleges that are a great fit for your planned studies and that will help you advance in the best way possible. To single out the “best” means we’d need to factor in your learning habits, c...
Modern agriculture is a highly advanced industry. From seed genetics, to precision farming strategies, to increasingly complex tractors and implements, there is a lot that needs to be understood to be successful at farming. And everyone absorbs information differently, and in many (but not all) instances, going to college to get an agriculture degr...
A report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture and Purdue University shows a strong job demand for new college graduates with degrees in agricultural programs. U.S. college graduates can expect approximately 59,400 job opportunities annually between 2020 and 2025. This reflects a 2.6 percent growth fro...
Justin Smith Morrill, a young senator from Vermont, had a vision for all Americans to have access to higher education — so he developed a proposal in 1857 to grant land to each state for the establishment of public universities. Morrill was determined in his vision and spent years to achieve support for this well-intentioned proposal. He received c...
2 days ago · More than 295 attendees gathered to recognize the academic achievements of graduating students and excellence in research, innovation and leadership among faculty and staff at the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources' annual Spring Celebration and Awards Night. The event, which ...
Agricultural education is the instruction, teaching, and training surrounding agriculture as well as the management of land and natural resources. Agricultural education is frequently geared toward those preparing for careers in farming and agriculture. Agricultural education is also frequently provided at the middle- and high-school levels, as well as through vocational schools, and college ...
Agricultural education teaches students about agriculture, food and natural resources. Through these subjects, agricultural educators teach students a wide variety of skills, including science, math, communications, leadership, management and technology. Agricultural education is delivered through three interconnected components:
The Tarleton State University Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education (Ag Ed) is nationally known for producing high-quality secondary agriculture teachers and FFA advisors. Ag Ed majors take classes and laboratories in the technical agriculture fields of animal science, plant science/horticulture, agricultural economics, agricultural ...
