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B.S. General Agriculture - Curriculum
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Detailed Curriculum Guide
Please use the link below as an overview of General Agriculture coursework to assist in your course planning. After you are admitted and you have received your Advanced Standing Report, your academic advisor will work with you to construct a detailed plan for the completion of your degree using a similar guide. You will get your official advising guide from your advisor, which will have the most current requirements necessary for degree completion.
View the General Agriculture Detailed Curriculum Guide for Prospective Students to see sample course curriculum.
For information on Ecampus courses, see our online Schedule of Classes.
Program Curriculum
The Bachelor of Science degree in General Agriculture at Oregon State University consists of five main curricular areas:
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1. Baccalaureate Core |
51 credits |
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+ Writing Intensive Course (WIC) |
3 credits |
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2. Business, Law & Communication |
9 credits |
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3. Science |
22 credits (12 of which are acheived through Bacc Core) |
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4. Agricultural |
60 credits (minimum) |
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5. Electives |
--as needed to meet 180 credit minimum-- |
| 180 (Total Credits) |
Total must equal at least 180 total credits, including at least 60 upper division.
Important Notes:
GPA for graduation: Accumulative GPA at OSU must be 2.00; last 45 credits at OSU must be 2.00; and two of three terms must be 2.00.
To meet the OSU residency requirement, 45 of your last 75 credits must be OSU courses.
Courses that are used to fulfill specific degree requirements cannot be taken as Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U).
If you have any questions about the General Agriculture degree, please contact the Student Services Center, 800-667-1465 or Ecampus@oregonstate.edu.
