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2010-2011 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2010-2011 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Greenhouse and Nursery Management Option - Horticulture (B.S.)


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Students must complete the university general education requirements specified by the College of Agriculture.

Bachelor’s degree requirements

Communications (14-16 credit hours)


  • Communications elective Credits: (3)
  • Foreign language elective Credits: (3-5)

Foreign language elective


Any introductory (or higher) course in a Modern Languages.
Preferred course:

Humanities/Social Sciences electives (6 credit hours)


  • Humanities elective Credits: (3)

Quantitative Sciences (18 credit hours)


  • Math/physics elective Credits: (3)
  • Statistics elective Credits: (3)

Math/physics elective


Choose one course from the following list:

Statistics elective


Choose one course from the following list:

Agricultural/biological sciences (26 credit hours)


  • Entomology elective Credits: (3)

Entomology elective


Choose 3 credit hours from the following list:

Economics/Business Electives (15 credit hours)


  • Economics/Business electives Credits: (9)

Designated Electives

  • Any ACCTG course 200 or above, excluding ACCTG 231
  • Any AGEC course 200 or above
  • Any MANGT course 300 or above
  • Any MKTG course 300 or above
  • Any ECON course 300 or above

Horticultural Requirement (12-15 credit hours)


  • Environmental science elective Credits: (3)

Environmental science elective


Choose one course from the following list:

Greenhouse and Nursery Management Specialization (32-34 credit hours)


  • Plant material electives Credits: (9)
  • Specialization electives Credits: (10-12)

Plant materials electives


Choose 9 credit hours from the following list:

Specialization electives (10-12 credit hours)


 Choose 10-12 credit hours from list below:

Free electives (0-8 credit hours)


Total hours required for graduation (130 credit hours)


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