Bachelors in agricultural and biosystems engineering in agricultural engineering in North dakota state university

Career opportunities for graduates in agricultural engineering are many and diverse. Graduates may work for companies and agencies that design, develop, test and manufacture agricultural power and machine systems; handle, store, process and enhance or protect the quality of agricultural commodities and processed products; design environment control and housing systems for plant and animal production; design equipment and systems for processing, manufacturing, distribution and quality protection of food products; manage air, land and water resources; design and manage crop irrigation systems; and develop electrical and electronic applications for agricultural problems.

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

Design engineer, Test engineer, Project engineer, Plant engineer, Quality control engineer, Process engineer

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