Nov 22, 2024  
2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog

Agricultural Economics, B.S.


Dr. Xuanli Liu, Program Coordinator
110 Stallworth Research Building
478-825-6831

The Agricultural Economics curriculum provides students with the basic theory and technical skills needed for graduate and professional schools. Students also receive the basic knowledge and skills necessary to become entrepreneurs, for entry and advancement in professional careers in agricultural economics, agribusiness and related industries. These career fields include, but are not limited to, sales and service, management, merchandising, and analytical and statistical work with private or public sector entities.

Program of Study for the B. S. Degree in Agricultural Economics
Total Number of Degree Hours: 123

Freshman Year


Sophomore Year


Junior Year


15 Credits Hours


Spring Semester


15 Credit Hours


Senior Year


Fall Semester


15 Credit Hours


12 Credit Hours


Note:


1AGEC electives are encouraged; other electives may be selected with the approval of the academic advisor, coordinator or department head.
2PHIL 2002  may be substituted

University System Core Impacts


Institutional Priority (Institution):4- 5 Credit Hours


4-5 Credit Hours


Mathematics and Quantitative Skills (Mathematics): 3-4 Credit Hours


3-4 Credit Hours


6 Credit Hours


Arts, Humanities & Ethics (Humanities): 6 Credit Hours


6 Credit Hours


Communication in Writing (Writing): 6 Credit Hours


English Requirements


Technology, Mathematics, & Science (STEM): 10- 11 Credit Hours


Option 1: Non-Science Majors


Total: 8 Credit Hours

Mathematics and Technology

Total: 3 Hours

Option 2: Science Majors


6 Credit Hours


B. Major Requirements


Field of Study: Courses Related to the Program of Study: 16 Credit Hours


Concentration I: Agribusiness Marketing and Management: 21 Credit Hours or


Concentration II: Environmental Economics: 21 Credit Hours


Institutional Requirements : 3 Credit Hours