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Agriculture Schools Offering Bachelor's Degrees
Offered In231
SchoolsBachelor's degrees with concentration in food science and technology, soil sciences and agronomy, and agricultural business and management and 9 other programs are offered by 231 agriculture schools in all fifty states. The most agriculture schools awarding bachelor's degrees are in Texas (16 schools), California (13 schools), Missouri (11 schools), and Ohio (11 schools). The best agriculture bachelor's degree programs in the United States are offered by Cornell University. That school has an excellent agriculture bachelor's degree program: five-star rating for curriculum and four stars for teaching.
Below, there is Agriculture-Schools.com selection of the top fifty agriculture schools granting bachelor's degrees. To learn about all agriculture schools awarding bachelor's degrees, narrow your search by state or program.
Top 50 agriculture bachelor's degree programs:
19. California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo
San Luis Obispo, CA, 14 bachelor's programs
32. Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College
Baton Rouge, LA, 4 bachelor's programs
Agriculture school bachelor's degrees by state:
Agriculture bachelor's degrees by major:
General Agriculture: 90 schoolsPlant Sciences: 79 schools
Horticultural Sciences: 60 schools
Landscaping and Groundskeeping: 40 schools
Soil Sciences: 43 schools
Animal Sciences: 112 schools
Equestrian Studies: 32 schools
Aquaculture Science: 6 schools
Food Science: 73 schools
Public Services: 36 schools
Business and Management: 121 schools
Mechanics and Equipment: 20 schools
Other agriculture diplomas:
Certificates: 333 schoolsAssociate's Degrees: 475 schools
Master's Degrees: 105 schools
Doctoral Degrees: 58 schools