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- Agricultural Sciences  - Crop & Soil Science  - Natural Resources  - Rangeland Ecol. & Mgmt  MINORS:  - Agricultural Sciences  - Animal Science  - Crop Science  - Fish & Wildlife  - Natural Resources  - Rangeland Ecol. & Mgmt  - Soil Science  Student Activities  - Ag & Range Club  - CFFA  - EOU Center for Student Involvement  - EOU Athletics  - EOU ASEOU	OSU College of Agricultural Sciences,      Agricultural Sciences   You can choose from multiple career paths when you get a general agriculture degree. A career in agriculture can take you to a farm, ranch or beyond.   Business, industry, research and development, education, communications, government, conservation and recreation are all in your reach. Wherever you go, your degree will prepare you to make a positive difference in the world. Career opportunities include:    - Field representative for agribusiness, production agriculture or food processing company    - County agent    - Agricultural stabilization and conservation service agent    - Lending officer    - Production credit association officer    - Public relations or communications specialist for an agribusiness    - Agricultural liaison for production agriculture commodity groups    - Agricultural lobbyist    - Agriculture teach at a high school or community college    - Agricultural sales and marketing professional    - Farm or ranch manager   The General Agriculture major gives you the freedom to design your own degree. With your choice of credits and electives, you can go broad with exposure to many areas of agriculture, go deep with two or more emphasis areas or do a combination of both. You can focus on topics like animal sciences, crop and soil science or agricultural business management. Other focus areas can strengthen your leadership and communication skills. And if you're interested in becoming a teacher, a general agriculture degree is an ideal first step.   The General Agriculture program is an undergraduate studies program which provides maximum flexibility in designing and structuring a course of study to meet the students' individual needs. The goal of the General Agriculture program is to help students identify the agricultural career in which they are most interested and build a course of study that will qualify each student for his or her chosen profession. Advising is of paramount importance in this process. You can obtain specific information regarding curriculum requirements and transfer of credit from an academic advisor in the OSU Agriculture Program.
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	Faculty Advisors are assigned based on your interest. Contact JoLyn Scott, OSU Ag Program Advising Coordinator for more information.
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