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Transfer Info:

Applicants must have a 2.5 GPR on at least 24 hours of graded transferable coursework from Tables 1 and 2 of the Degree Track appropriate to their intended major (B, C, D, or E) at the time of application to be considered for admission. Performance in courses applicable to the major, such as chemistry for Biochemistry or Animal Science and math for Agribusiness, is important. Completion of the essay indicating why the major was selected and how a degree in this major will help meet career goals is required in this college. Admission requirements vary greatly across the college so the prospective student is strongly encouraged to contact the advisor for the major prior to submitting the application.

Website: aglifesciences.tamu.edu
Phone: (979) 845-3712
 
Majors Abbreviation Track
Agribusiness AGBL E (see note #3)
Agricultural Leadership and Development ALED B
Agricultural Economics AGEC E (see note #3)
Agricultural Communications and Journalism AGCJ B
Agricultural Science AGSC B
Agricultural Systems Management AGSM B
Agronomy AGRO B
Animal Science ANSC B
Biological and Agricultural Engineering BAEN D
Biochemistry BICH D (see note #1)
Bioenvironmental Sciences BESC C
Community Development CDEV B
Dairy Science DASC B
Ecological Restoration ECOR B
Entomology ENTO C
Environmental Studies ENST B
Floriculture FLOR B
Food Science and Technology FSTC C
Forensic and Investigative Sciences FIVL C
Forestry FORS B
Genetics GENE D (see note #1)
Horticulture HORT B
Nutritional Sciences NUSC C
Poultry Science POSC B
Rangeland Ecology and Management RLEM B (see note #2)
Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences RPTS B
Renewable Natural Resources RENR B
Spatial Sciences SPSA B (see note #3)
University Studies USAL B
Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences WFSC B
 
Minors

Agricultural Communications and Journalism
Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness
Agronomy
Animal Science
Biochemistry
Bioenvironmental Sciences
Entomology
Environmental Soil Science
Forestry
Genetics
Horticulture
Park and Natural Resources
Poultry Science
Rangeland Ecology and Management
Tourism Resource Management
Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences
Notes:
  1. Requires PHYS 201 (1301 and 1101) rather than PHYS 218.
  2. Either ENGL 210 or COMM 203 required, not both.
  3. COMM 203 not required.
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