BSc in Agriculture - Agronomy in Las Cruces United States | New Mexico State University

Agronomy involves studying plant and soil science fundamentals and applying this knowledge to crop cultivation. Professional opportunities exist in the private sector with agricultural consulting firms, seed and chemical suppliers, commercial research and development, as well as farm and ranch operations. Government roles are available with USDA, Cooperative Extension, Natural Resources Conservation, Forest Service, and Bureau of Land Management at various levels. Degree completion requires meeting all university standards: General Education, Viewing a Wider World, and elective courses totaling 120 credits (minimum 48 credits at 300+ level). Note that developmental courses don't fulfill degree requirements but may be prerequisites for core English and Math classes.