Texas State University: Agriculture Ranking 2024

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in the USATexas State University is a very large public college offering many disciplines along with agriculture programs and located in San Marcos, Texas. The school was founded in 1899 and is currently offering bachelor's and master's degrees in 3 agriculture programs.

Texas State University is pretty expensive - depending on the program, tuition is about $24,000 per year. If you seek a cheaper alternative, check Affordable Colleges in Texas listing.

Recent studies showed that Texas State University area is dangerous - the school is reported to have a very bad rating for campus security.

Based on 68 evaluation factors, Texas State University agriculture program ranks in Top 100 Agriculture Schools in the United States and in Top 5 Agriculture Schools in Texas. Major competing agriculture schools for this school are Texas A & M University College Station and Sam Houston State University in Huntsville. See the details about all twelve competitors as well as available agriculture majors and minors below.