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Pre-Medical Focus
Prepare to become a physician with the knowledge and clinical experiences you need to enter medical school.
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Public Relations
Develop the writing, strategic thinking and communication skills to manage and protect an organization’s image and relationship with the public.
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B.A./B.S.
Marketing
Learn how to sell a product, service or idea to consumers in today’s global marketplace.
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B.S.
Wildlife Resources
Gain the skills and knowledge to protect and manage the natural resources that support healthy wildlife.
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B.S.
Geological Engineering
Combine skills in geology and engineering to evaluate the earth’s conditions and implications as they relate to civil engineering projects, geological hazards, and natural resources.
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M.S.
Statistics
Learn to apply statistical principles and data analysis to help develop new products, address scientific questions, solve problems in business and government, and much more.
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M.S.
Microbiology
Explore the science of microscopic life through the combined studies of evolution, genetics, physiology, ecology, and disease.
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B.S.
English
Turn a passion for reading and writing into a career as a teacher, writer, communications specialist or professional in many other fields.
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M.A.
M.A. TESL
Agricultural Economics
Learn to apply the tools of economics to analyze problems and reach solutions in agriculture, the food industry, community development, natural resources, international trade and related fields.
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Economics
Learn what drives U.S. and global economies and explore the role of the economy in business decisions.
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B.S.
Mathematics
Learn problem-solving tools and sharp analytical skills for a professional future in science, economics, technology, business or education.
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Physical Education
Become a certified K-12 physical education teacher to improve the health and fitness of children of all ages.
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M.Ed.
Family & Consumer Sciences
Learn scientific research methods to understand and solve problems of human development, family relations, personal and family finance, nutrition and community.
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M.S.
Public Administration
Gain the management, planning and budgeting skills for a leadership role in a public agency or nonprofit organization.
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Curriculum and Instruction
Improve your effectiveness as an educator with advanced teaching strategies and instructional techniques.
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M.Ed.
Environmental Engineering
Learn how to develop systems to clean and protect the environment and to make better use of natural resources.
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M.S.
M.Engr.
Pre-Medical Focus
Prepare to become a physician with the knowledge and clinical experiences you need to enter medical school.
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Public Relations
Develop the writing, strategic thinking and communication skills to manage and protect an organization’s image and relationship with the public.
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B.A./B.S.
Marketing
Learn how to sell a product, service or idea to consumers in today’s global marketplace.
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B.S.
Wildlife Resources
Gain the skills and knowledge to protect and manage the natural resources that support healthy wildlife.
More
B.S.
Geological Engineering
Combine skills in geology and engineering to evaluate the earth’s conditions and implications as they relate to civil engineering projects, geological hazards, and natural resources.
More
M.S.
Statistics
Learn to apply statistical principles and data analysis to help develop new products, address scientific questions, solve problems in business and government, and much more.
More
M.S.
Microbiology
Explore the science of microscopic life through the combined studies of evolution, genetics, physiology, ecology, and disease.
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B.S.
English
Turn a passion for reading and writing into a career as a teacher, writer, communications specialist or professional in many other fields.
More
B.A.
M.A.
M.A. TESL
Agricultural Economics
Learn to apply the tools of economics to analyze problems and reach solutions in agriculture, the food industry, community development, natural resources, international trade and related fields.
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B.S.
Economics
Learn what drives U.S. and global economies and explore the role of the economy in business decisions.
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B.A.
B.S.
Mathematics
Learn problem-solving tools and sharp analytical skills for a professional future in science, economics, technology, business or education.
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B.S.
M.S.
MAT
Ph.D.
Physical Education
Become a certified K-12 physical education teacher to improve the health and fitness of children of all ages.
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B.S.
M.Ed.
Family & Consumer Sciences
Learn scientific research methods to understand and solve problems of human development, family relations, personal and family finance, nutrition and community.
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M.S.
Public Administration
Gain the management, planning and budgeting skills for a leadership role in a public agency or nonprofit organization.
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Curriculum and Instruction
Improve your effectiveness as an educator with advanced teaching strategies and instructional techniques.
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M.Ed.
Environmental Engineering
Learn how to develop systems to clean and protect the environment and to make better use of natural resources.
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M.Engr.
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History
Explore the people, places and events of the past that have helped shape the world of the present.
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B.A.
M.A.
Ph.D.
Ecology & Conservation Biology
Learn how to protect and restore the plants, animals, landscapes and seascapes that support ecological diversity on earth.
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B.S.
Interdisciplinary Studies
Prepare for specific career goals with a self-designed major that blends learning in the liberal arts and sciences.
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B.A./B.S.
M.A./M.S.
Agricultural Systems Management
Learn how to analyze agribusiness productivity and to improve operations through better design, use and management of equipment and systems.
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B.S.
Sustainable Crop & Landscape Systems
Gain the knowledge and research experiences for a professional career or graduate studies in agriculture, horticulture, biology or ecology.
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B.S.
Molecular Biology & Biotechnology
Explore the molecular biology of life through the combined studies of biochemistry, evolution, genetics/genomics, and physiology.
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B.S.
Recreation
Prepare to plan, organize and lead recreation programs for communities, tourism companies, youth groups, and other organizations.
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B.S.
Chemical Engineering
Combine chemistry with engineering to create better industrial processes used to produce petroleum and paper products, pharmaceuticals, energy, electronics, food, chemicals, and more.
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B.S.
M.Engr.
M.S.
Ph.D.
Food Science
Combine knowledge in biology, chemistry, nutrition, engineering and other disciplines to create innovative products in the food and beverage industry that will meet the needs of today’s consumer.
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B.S.
M.S.
Ph.D.
Neuroscience
Study the complex workings of the nervous system and prepare to advance the scientific understanding of the human brain and spinal cord.
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M.S.
Ph.D.
Sociology
Examine the structure of human society and its connection to behaviors, attitudes and opportunities.
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B.A./B.S.
Agribusiness
Learn about management, marketing, finance, economics, policy, and other business topics in the context of agriculture and the food industry.
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B.S.
Master of Natural Resources
Gain the credentials and multidisciplinary perspective to pursue leadership roles in the management of natural resources.
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MNR
Advertising
Gain the creative skills and media knowledge to work in the billion-dollar advertising industry.
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B.A./B.S.
Fishery Resources
Gain the solid science-based knowledge to ensure healthy fish populations in fisheries, lakes and rivers.
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B.S.
Accounting
Gain the accounting knowledge and technical skills to help organizations manage finances and make smart business decisions.
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B.S.
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