Bs agricultural communication and marketing in University of minnesota twin cities

Agribusinesses, as well as state, federal, and marketing agencies need individuals who have a broad education in the scientific (and technical) aspects of agriculture, effective work and communication skills, and quantitative and qualitative skills to solve business problems. The scientific knowledge and technical skills necessary to become an effective agribusiness marketing or media professional are provided through requirements in the basic and agricultural sciences and are strengthened by selection of one of three areas of emphasis: crops and soils, food industries, or broad overview of food, agricultural, and environmental sciences. With 21 free-standing elective credits, all majors are encouraged to pursue a CFANS or other minor.

Official high school transcript, Typical SAT range (1850-2110), ACT (27-32), Average GPA 3.61

This major prepares students for careers in agricultural communication, journalism, marketing, sales, training, management, leadership, business, and extension.

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