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#1 #1 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Cornell University Ithaca, NY Cornell University is known for being a extremely selective school. Acceptance Rate 7% Annual Degrees Awarded 61 SAT Score 1,470–1,570 Est. Net Price * $26,060 Median Starting Salary $53,109
#2 #2 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. The University of Tennessee-Martin Martin, TN Generally, The University of Tennessee-Martin is a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 88% Annual Degrees Awarded 88 SAT Score 1,010–1,220 Est. Net Price * $12,619 Median Starting Salary $52,037
#3 #3 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Tennessee Technological University Cookeville, TN Tennessee Technological University is known for being a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 78% Annual Degrees Awarded 74 SAT Score 1,010–1,370 Est. Net Price * $15,188 Median Starting Salary $51,535
#4 #4 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Western Illinois University Macomb, IL Overall, Western Illinois University is known for being a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 75% Annual Degrees Awarded 64 SAT Score 910–1,120 Est. Net Price * $11,213 Median Starting Salary $54,172
#5 #5 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Illinois State University Normal, IL Generally, Illinois State University is known for being a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 86% Annual Degrees Awarded 110 SAT Score 1,020–1,230 Est. Net Price * $20,551 Median Starting Salary $57,693
#6 #6 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Tarleton State University Stephenville, TX Tarleton State University is known for being a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 87% Annual Degrees Awarded 88 SAT Score 960–1,160 Est. Net Price * $13,755 Median Starting Salary $53,951
#7 #7 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Western Kentucky University Bowling Green, KY Western Kentucky University is known for being a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 97% Annual Degrees Awarded 73 SAT Score 970–1,210 Est. Net Price * $12,625 Median Starting Salary $52,768
#8 #8 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Prairie View A & M University Prairie View, TX Generally, Prairie View A & M University is known for being a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 76% Annual Degrees Awarded 49 SAT Score 870–1,060 Est. Net Price * $12,875 Median Starting Salary $52,261
#9 #9 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. McNeese State University Lake Charles, LA Overall, McNeese State University is known for being a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 71% Annual Degrees Awarded 40 SAT Score 970–1,180 Est. Net Price * $10,154 Median Starting Salary $52,111
#10 #10 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Stephen F Austin State University Nacogdoches, TX Stephen F Austin State University is known for being a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 90% Annual Degrees Awarded 61 SAT Score 970–1,170 Est. Net Price * $13,858 Median Starting Salary $54,126
#11 #11 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Austin Peay State University Clarksville, TN Generally, Austin Peay State University is a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 94% Annual Degrees Awarded 43 SAT Score 980–1,180 Est. Net Price * $16,140 Median Starting Salary $52,704
#12 #12 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Oregon State University Corvallis, OR Oregon State University is a somewhat selective school. The institution receives about 26,000 applications... Acceptance Rate 83% Annual Degrees Awarded 68 SAT Score 1,110–1,350 Est. Net Price * $21,163 Median Starting Salary $51,540
#13 #13 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Alcorn State University Alcorn State, MS In general, Alcorn State University is known for being a extremely selective school. Acceptance Rate 30% Annual Degrees Awarded 24 SAT Score 860–1,180 Est. Net Price * $14,864 Median Starting Salary $51,529
#14 #14 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Berea College Berea, KY Berea College is a extremely selective school. They receive 2,217 applications each year from incoming... Acceptance Rate 25% Annual Degrees Awarded 10 SAT Score 1,140–1,290 Est. Net Price * $2,020 Median Starting Salary $49,304
#15 #15 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Truman State University Kirksville, MO Truman State University is a highly selective school. The institution receives roughly 4,900 applications... Acceptance Rate 45% Annual Degrees Awarded 23 SAT Score 1,140–1,340 Est. Net Price * $13,993 Median Starting Salary $56,260
#16 #16 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Northwest Missouri State University Maryville, MO Northwest Missouri State University is a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 86% Annual Degrees Awarded 29 SAT Score 970–1,180 Est. Net Price * $14,197 Median Starting Salary $56,515
#17 #17 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Texas A&M University-College Station College Station, TX Texas A&M University-College Station is a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 63% Annual Degrees Awarded 31 SAT Score 1,170–1,400 Est. Net Price * $20,375 Median Starting Salary $52,745
#18 #18 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Hawaii at Hilo Hilo, HI the University of Hawaii at Hilo is known for being a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 84% Annual Degrees Awarded 23 SAT Score 920–1,130 Est. Net Price * $13,867 Median Starting Salary $51,908
#19 #19 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Delaware State University Dover, DE Generally, Delaware State University is known for being a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 55% Annual Degrees Awarded 23 SAT Score 850–1,070 Est. Net Price * $11,886 Median Starting Salary $55,347
#20 #20 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. California State University-Chico Chico, CA In general, California State University-Chico is a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 95% Annual Degrees Awarded 47 SAT Score 970–1,180 Est. Net Price * $15,517 Median Starting Salary $51,562
#21 #21 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Auburn University Auburn, AL Auburn University is a highly selective school. They receive approximately 45,700 applications annually. Acceptance Rate 44% Annual Degrees Awarded 30 SAT Score 1,190–1,380 Est. Net Price * $25,271 Median Starting Salary $55,096
#22 #22 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Tallahassee, FL Overall, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University is known for being a extremely selective school. Acceptance Rate 33% Annual Degrees Awarded 29 SAT Score 1,010–1,150 Est. Net Price * $11,583 Median Starting Salary $51,348
#23 #23 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Fort Hays State University Hays, KS Overall, Fort Hays State University is a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 88% Annual Degrees Awarded 41 SAT Score 970–1,190 Est. Net Price * $13,322 Median Starting Salary $53,774
#24 #24 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Maryland-College Park College Park, MD the University of Maryland-College Park is known for being a highly selective school. Acceptance Rate 45% Annual Degrees Awarded 22 SAT Score 1,360–1,520 Est. Net Price * $16,210 Median Starting Salary $52,713
#25 #25 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Dickinson State University Dickinson, ND Dickinson State University is known for being a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 72% Annual Degrees Awarded 18 SAT Score 890–1,090 Est. Net Price * $14,971 Median Starting Salary $56,427
#26 #26 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Missouri-Columbia Columbia, MO the University of Missouri-Columbia is a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 79% Annual Degrees Awarded 29 SAT Score 1,140–1,370 Est. Net Price * $19,889 Median Starting Salary $57,061
#27 #27 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. North Carolina State University at Raleigh Raleigh, NC North Carolina State University at Raleigh is known for being a highly selective school. Acceptance Rate 47% Annual Degrees Awarded 23 SAT Score 1,300–1,460 Est. Net Price * $14,852 Median Starting Salary $52,971
#28 #28 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Texas A&M University-Kingsville Kingsville, TX Texas A&M University-Kingsville is a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 97% Annual Degrees Awarded 26 SAT Score 970–1,210 Est. Net Price * $11,347 Median Starting Salary $50,555
#29 #29 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Rutgers University-New Brunswick New Brunswick, NJ In general, Rutgers University-New Brunswick is known for being a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 66% Annual Degrees Awarded 20 SAT Score 1,280–1,480 Est. Net Price * $17,535 Median Starting Salary $50,477
#30 #30 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Texas State University San Marcos, TX Texas State University is a non selective school. They receive about 28,900 applications every admission... Acceptance Rate 88% Annual Degrees Awarded 38 SAT Score 990–1,190 Est. Net Price * $14,120 Median Starting Salary $53,482
#31 #31 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Southern University and A & M College Baton Rouge, LA Southern University and A & M College is a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 54% Annual Degrees Awarded 25 SAT Score 850–1,010 Est. Net Price * $16,959 Median Starting Salary $51,052
#32 #32 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Warner University Lake Wales, FL Warner University is known for being a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 55% Annual Degrees Awarded 16 SAT Score 880–1,080 Est. Net Price * $20,431 Median Starting Salary $53,631
#33 #33 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo, CA Overall, California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo is a extremely selective school. Acceptance Rate 30% Annual Degrees Awarded 27 SAT Score 1,230–1,420 Est. Net Price * $19,184 Median Starting Salary $54,491
#34 #34 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. South Dakota State University Brookings, SD South Dakota State University is a non selective school. They receive roughly 6,400 applications every... Acceptance Rate 86% Annual Degrees Awarded 29 SAT Score 1,010–1,220 Est. Net Price * $18,160 Median Starting Salary $57,851
#35 #35 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Emmanuel University Franklin Springs, GA Emmanuel University is a fairly selective school. The school receives about 800 applications each year. Acceptance Rate 63% Annual Degrees Awarded 7 SAT Score 970–1,170 Est. Net Price * $19,921 Median Starting Salary $56,228
#36 #36 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Georgia Athens, GA the University of Georgia is known for being a highly selective school. Acceptance Rate 43% Annual Degrees Awarded 14 SAT Score 1,250–1,430 Est. Net Price * $17,180 Median Starting Salary $53,834
#37 #37 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. North Carolina A & T State University Greensboro, NC North Carolina A & T State University is a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 56% Annual Degrees Awarded 28 SAT Score 950–1,140 Est. Net Price * $9,189 Median Starting Salary $52,708
#38 #38 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg, VA Overall, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University is known for being a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 57% Annual Degrees Awarded 13 SAT Score 1,250–1,430 Est. Net Price * $19,301 Median Starting Salary $57,090
#39 #39 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Delaware Newark, DE Overall, the University of Delaware is a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 74% Annual Degrees Awarded 11 SAT Score 1,200–1,370 Est. Net Price * $18,044 Median Starting Salary $61,417
#40 #40 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Lincoln University Jefferson City, MO Acceptance Rate -- Annual Degrees Awarded 13 SAT Score -- Est. Net Price * $11,199 Median Starting Salary $51,864
#41 #41 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Tennessee State University Nashville, TN Tennessee State University is a fairly selective school. The school receives approximately 4,810 applications... Acceptance Rate 65% Annual Degrees Awarded 22 SAT Score 880–1,040 Est. Net Price * $11,986 Median Starting Salary $51,642
#42 #42 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Connecticut Storrs, CT the University of Connecticut is a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 55% Annual Degrees Awarded 7 SAT Score 1,240–1,450 Est. Net Price * $23,985 Median Starting Salary $54,330
#43 #43 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Kentucky State University Frankfort, KY In general, Kentucky State University is a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 92% Annual Degrees Awarded 6 SAT Score 790–1,000 Est. Net Price * $11,473 Median Starting Salary $53,818
#44 #44 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Virginia State University Petersburg, VA Virginia State University is a non selective school. The school receives about 8,230 applications each year. Acceptance Rate 90% Annual Degrees Awarded 15 SAT Score 830–1,020 Est. Net Price * $15,773 Median Starting Salary $53,973
#45 #45 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. California State University-Stanislaus Turlock, CA California State University-Stanislaus is known for being a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 97% Annual Degrees Awarded 29 SAT Score 840–1,060 Est. Net Price * $7,555 Median Starting Salary $52,054
#46 #46 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Ferrum College Ferrum, VA In general, Ferrum College is known for being a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 84% Annual Degrees Awarded 5 SAT Score 900–1,110 Est. Net Price * $25,558 Median Starting Salary $54,395
#47 #47 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Langston University Langston, OK Acceptance Rate -- Annual Degrees Awarded 9 SAT Score -- Est. Net Price * $9,681 Median Starting Salary $52,187
#48 #48 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Purdue University-Main Campus West Lafayette, IN Purdue University-Main Campus is a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 53% Annual Degrees Awarded 5 SAT Score 1,230–1,480 Est. Net Price * $12,576 Median Starting Salary $55,615
#49 #49 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Vermont Burlington, VT the University of Vermont is a fairly selective school. Around 30,000 applications are received by the... Acceptance Rate 60% Annual Degrees Awarded 3 SAT Score 1,280–1,430 Est. Net Price * $21,849 Median Starting Salary $59,068
#50 #50 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Nebraska-Lincoln Lincoln, NE the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is known for being a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 79% Annual Degrees Awarded 14 SAT Score 1,110–1,320 Est. Net Price * $16,805 Median Starting Salary $56,249
#51 #51 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Dordt University Sioux Center, IA Generally, Dordt University is known for being a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 88% Annual Degrees Awarded 3 SAT Score 1,070–1,300 Est. Net Price * $27,375 Median Starting Salary $59,348
#52 #52 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Missouri State University-Springfield Springfield, MO Missouri State University-Springfield is known for being a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 93% Annual Degrees Awarded 17 SAT Score 1,040–1,240 Est. Net Price * $17,677 Median Starting Salary $53,940
#53 #53 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Texas A&M University-Commerce Commerce, TX Texas A&M University-Commerce is known for being a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 86% Annual Degrees Awarded 25 SAT Score 910–1,150 Est. Net Price * $13,025 Median Starting Salary $52,374
#54 #54 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Southern Utah University Cedar City, UT Overall, Southern Utah University is a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 84% Annual Degrees Awarded 24 SAT Score 1,040–1,240 Est. Net Price * $12,681 Median Starting Salary $53,695
#55 #55 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Sam Houston State University Huntsville, TX Overall, Sam Houston State University is a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 85% Annual Degrees Awarded 22 SAT Score 970–1,150 Est. Net Price * $13,632 Median Starting Salary $53,435
#56 #56 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Guam Mangilao, GU Acceptance Rate -- Annual Degrees Awarded 10 SAT Score -- Est. Net Price * $9,603 Median Starting Salary $52,218
#57 #57 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. North Dakota State University Fargo, ND Generally, North Dakota State University is a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 96% Annual Degrees Awarded 13 SAT Score 1,010–1,210 Est. Net Price * $15,962 Median Starting Salary $58,189
#58 #58 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez Mayaguez, PR Overall, the University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez is known for being a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 54% Annual Degrees Awarded 23 SAT Score 1,110–1,360 Est. Net Price * $10,657 Median Starting Salary $49,058
#59 #59 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. West Texas A & M University Canyon, TX West Texas A & M University is known for being a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 92% Annual Degrees Awarded 18 SAT Score 960–1,150 Est. Net Price * $17,001 Median Starting Salary $53,807
#60 #60 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Buena Vista University Storm Lake, IA Buena Vista University is known for being a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 77% Annual Degrees Awarded 3 SAT Score 1,040–1,180 Est. Net Price * $19,204 Median Starting Salary $54,183
#61 #61 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Carbondale, IL Southern Illinois University-Carbondale is known for being a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 92% Annual Degrees Awarded 15 SAT Score 930–1,180 Est. Net Price * $16,990 Median Starting Salary $52,371
#62 #62 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Wisconsin-River Falls River Falls, WI Generally, the University of Wisconsin-River Falls is known for being a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 84% Annual Degrees Awarded 7 SAT Score 970–1,210 Est. Net Price * $13,427 Median Starting Salary $58,129
#63 #63 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Maryland Eastern Shore Princess Anne, MD the University of Maryland Eastern Shore is a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 82% Annual Degrees Awarded 6 SAT Score 850–1,010 Est. Net Price * $12,020 Median Starting Salary $53,903
#64 #64 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Nevada-Reno Reno, NV the University of Nevada-Reno is a non selective school. They receive about 9,400 applications annually. Acceptance Rate 86% Annual Degrees Awarded 9 SAT Score 1,050–1,250 Est. Net Price * $16,670 Median Starting Salary $52,742
#65 #65 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. New Mexico State University-Main Campus Las Cruces, NM Overall, New Mexico State University-Main Campus is known for being a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 78% Annual Degrees Awarded 12 SAT Score 920–1,140 Est. Net Price * $10,407 Median Starting Salary $50,719
#66 #66 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Angelo State University San Angelo, TX Overall, Angelo State University is known for being a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 79% Annual Degrees Awarded 10 SAT Score 920–1,160 Est. Net Price * $12,838 Median Starting Salary $54,404
#67 #67 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Washington State University Pullman, WA Washington State University is a somewhat selective school. Acceptance Rate 83% Annual Degrees Awarded 2 SAT Score 1,030–1,220 Est. Net Price * $17,911 Median Starting Salary $52,885
#68 #68 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Hampshire College Amherst, MA Hampshire College is known for being a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 69% Annual Degrees Awarded 1 SAT Score 1,160–1,350 Est. Net Price * $24,087 Median Starting Salary $57,388
#69 #69 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Cameron University Lawton, OK Acceptance Rate -- Annual Degrees Awarded 4 SAT Score -- Est. Net Price * $9,674 Median Starting Salary $51,682
#70 #70 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Eastern New Mexico University-Main Campus Portales, NM Eastern New Mexico University-Main Campus is known for being a extremely selective school. Acceptance Rate 28% Annual Degrees Awarded 2 SAT Score 860–1,110 Est. Net Price * $8,702 Median Starting Salary $53,226
#71 #71 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. University of Maine at Presque Isle Presque Isle, ME Overall, the University of Maine at Presque Isle is known for being a non selective school. Acceptance Rate 97% Annual Degrees Awarded 3 SAT Score 810–1,040 Est. Net Price * $9,104 Median Starting Salary $53,465
#72 #72 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S. Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus University Park, PA Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus is known for being a fairly selective school. Acceptance Rate 55% Annual Degrees Awarded 22 SAT Score 1,220–1,400 Est. Net Price * $26,747 Median Starting Salary $53,374
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About Agriculture, General

A program that focuses on the general principles and practice of agricultural research and production and that may prepare individuals to apply this knowledge to the solution of practical agricultural problems. Includes instruction in basic animal, plant, and soil science; animal husbandry and plant cultivation; soil conservation; and agricultural operations such as farming, ranching, and agricultural business.

Of the 1,854 Agriculture, General degrees granted each year at the Bachelors degree level, 45% percent of whom are men and the other 55% percent are women. Did you know that Texas has more students graduating with a degree in Agriculture, General than any other state in the US? In fact, Texas granted 368 degrees last year! The average starting salary for an undergraduate degree in Agriculture, General is $40,800.

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Careers

The highest paying jobs for Agriculture, General majors include Economists, Economics Teachers, Postsecondary and Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary. But, another thing to consider is how many job openings there currently is. Careers that are in high need that a degree in Agriculture, General can prepare you for are General and Operations Managers, Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products and First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers.

Top Paying Careers

These are the highest paying careers for Agriculture, General majors.

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These are the careers in highest demand for Agriculture, General majors.

Student Demographics

Total Students

1,854

Female Students

1,028 (55%)

Male Students

826 (44%)

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Agriculture, General

#1 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.

7%

61

1,470–1,570

$26,060

$53,109

#2 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.

88%

88

1,010–1,220

$12,619

$52,037

#3 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.

78%

74

1,010–1,370

$15,188

$51,535

#4 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.

75%

64

910–1,120

$11,213

$54,172

#5 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.

86%

110

1,020–1,230

$20,551

$57,693

#6 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.

87%

88

960–1,160

$13,755

$53,951

#7 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.

97%

73

970–1,210

$12,625

$52,768

#8 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.

76%

49

870–1,060

$12,875

$52,261

#9 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.

71%

40

970–1,180

$10,154

$52,111

#10 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.

90%

61

970–1,170

$13,858

$54,126

#11 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.

94%

43

980–1,180

$16,140

$52,704

#12 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.

83%

68

1,110–1,350

$21,163

$51,540

#13 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.

30%

24

860–1,180

$14,864

$51,529

#14 Best College for Agriculture, General in the U.S.