COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND LIFE SCIENCES 2001-2002

Agriculture and Applied Economics (BS)
Agricultural Education (BS)
Agricultural Mechanization and Business (BS)
Animal and Veterinary Sciences (BS)
Aquaculture, Fisheries, and Wildlife Biology (BS)
Biochemistry (BS)
Biological Sciences (BS, BA)
Biosystems Engineering (BS)
Food Science (BS)
Forest Resource Management (BS)
Horticulture (BS)
Microbiology (BS)
Packaging Science (BS)
Preprofessional Health Studies (BS)
Prepharmacy (BS)
Prerehabilitation Services (BS)
Turfgrass (BS)
Minors Offered

The College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Life Sciences offers a broad range of academic degree programs providing a sound knowledge base and technical expertise in the basic and applied sciences including the life sciences. The Bachelor of Science degree is available in 14 academic programs; the Bachelor of Arts is offered in Biological Sciences. Preprofessional Health Studies non-degree programs are offered in Premedicine, Prepharmacy, Prereha-bilitation Sciences, and Preveterinary Medicine. A bachelor's degree can be obtained by fulfilling additional requirements specified by the University. The undergraduate academic programs include Agricultural and Applied Economics with concentrations in Agricultural Economics and Community and Economic Development; Agricultural Education; Agricultural Mechanization and Business; Animal and Veterinary Sciences with concentrations in Dairy Business, Equine Business, Food Animal Business, Poultry Business, and Preveterinary and Science; Aquaculture, Fisheries, and Wildlife Biology; Biochemistry; Biological Sciences; Biosystems Engineering; Food Science; Forest Resource Management; Horticulture; Microbiology with a Molecular Biology concentration; Packaging Science; and Turfgrass. Minors Minors are available to students who wish to broaden their educational background and enhance their expertise. (See page 46 for acceptable minors.) Honors Program Students with a cumulative grade-point ratio of 3.4 and above are urged to consider enrolling in the Honors Program. The College offers Honors designated courses and an opportunity to do a research project under the direction of a faculty mentor in fulfillment of Senior Departmental Honors. For more information, contact the Calhoun Honors College Office in Brackett Hall. Scholarships A range of scholarships is available to students who excel in their academic performance. Information on scholarships and financial aid can be obtained from specific departments in the College or from the Student Financial Aid Office in Sikes Hall. Student Services The college has a comprehensive Student Service Center offering a career library, company literature, career search technology, and video/audio resources.