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Animal sciences explores the biology and care of domesticated species, covering nutrition, genetics, reproduction, health, physiology, and agricultural applications. Washington State University provides two specialized tracks: animal management and pre-veterinary studies. Students can complement nearly any agricultural or science-focused degree with an animal science minor. Train in exceptional facilities like the WSU Dairy Center, Feed Preparation Lab, and Ensminger Beef Center. Gain personalized guidance from devoted faculty invested in your professional development. Leverage strong connections with WSU's renowned College of Veterinary Medicine for DVM pathways. Study under nationally acclaimed professors known for excellence in both instruction and groundbreaking research. WSU's animal science and agriculture faculty rank among America's top 10 for research impact. This hands-on, STEM-driven major examines biological systems in livestock and companion animals, applying scientific principles to animal husbandry, welfare, and production management.