Bachelors in agricultural economics in North dakota state university

The agricultural economics program emphasizes decision making, technical expertise and communication with a focus on agriculture and the food industry. Students are trained to be decision makers through course work and practical experience in agriculture, analytical and communication skills, team building, economic theory and agricultural policy.

Official high school transcript and Official college transcripts, Typical SAT scores: Math (500-630), Critical reading (480-630), Writing (460-520), ACT Composite (21-26), Average GPA 3.43, TOEFL: IBT-71, PBT-525, IELTS-6.0, PTE-50

Loan officers; managers of farm supply, equipment firms and grain elevators; sales representatives with chemical, seed, feed and fertilizer companies; economists with state and federal agencies; and commodity merchandisers

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