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ADMISSION
REQUIREMENTS
Admission
to the college is open to students who have successfully completed
the required credit hours within the Junior Division with a minimum
grade point average of 2.00.
Transfer students
from other degree-granting areas of the University, and transfer
students from other approved accredited colleges and universities
are accepted under similar conditions.
DEGREE
REQUIREMENTS
To be awarded
a degree in the College of Agricultural, Family and Consumer
Sciences, students must successfully complete an approved program
of study with the prescribed credit hours and an academic average
as specified in the respective curricula. Students must complete
a comprehensive examination with a passing score during the senior
year in the chosen curricula and satisfactorily complete all
other required examinations and appropriate community service
requirements.
UNIVERSITY
CORE COURSES 
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English |
9 credits |
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Mathematics |
6 credits |
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History |
6 credits |
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Social Sciences |
6 credits |
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Natural Sciences |
10 credits |
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Arts |
3 credits |
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Humanities Elective |
3 credits |
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Health/Physical
Education |
2 credits |
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Freshman Seminar |
2 credits |
See
University requirements for African American Experience and Community
Service.
COLLEGE CORE COURSES

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Course |
No. |
Cr. |
Information Technology
or Computer Science equivalent |
AGTC
220 |
3 |
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Biometrics/Statistics
or equivalent |
ANSC
230 |
3 |
Division of Agricultural
Sciences Core Courses 
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Course |
No. |
Cr. |
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Orientation to
Agricultural Science |
PLSS
110 |
2 |
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Plant Science |
PLSS
210 |
3 |
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Applied Economic
Principles |
AGEC
212 |
3 |
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Animal Science |
ANSC
121 |
3 |
Division of Family and
Consumer Sciences Degree Requirements 
B.S. in
Family and Consumer Sciences
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Course |
No. |
Cr. |
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Orientation to
Family and Consumer Sciences |
FAML
140 |
2 |
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Family and Consumer
Science Perspectives |
FAML
481 |
2 |
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Family Relationships |
FAML
490 |
3 |
In addition
to these courses, students must complete the subject matter core
concentrations to include approved elective courses.
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