Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Education
Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Education
About
The agriculture, food and natural resources education program prepares students for a career as a school-based agriculture, food and natural resources teacher or related education positions.
Our students combine experience in the classroom and laboratory with real world opportunities — like professional internships, community engagement projects and education abroad — to apply what you learn in the classroom to solving real world problems.
Students who complete the requirements for this agriculture, food and natural resources education major, the requirements for teacher certification, and a minimum of 4,000 hours of recent and relevant work experience are recommended for a career and technical teaching endorsement in agricultural education.
Disciplines
College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Requirements
Entry Requirements
- Four years of English (composition and literature)
- Three years of mathematics (two years of algebra, one year of geometry)
- Three years of social studies (history, anthropology, economics, geography, government, political science, psychology or sociology)
- Two years of science (biology, chemistry, physics or earth science)
- Two years of a single foreign language
English Program Requirements
Due to cancellations of many international English language proficiency tests, MSU will be temporarily accepting the following tests for international students applying for fall semester 2022. In addition, MSU will be expanding the ability for students to receive provisional admission. If a provisionally admitted student is able to take a test that meets our regular admission standards prior to enrollment, we will update their admission status to regular.
Career
- Barry-Eaton District Health Department
- Centro de Educación Continua Escuela Politécnica Nacional
- Fuyao Automotive
- Island Harvest Organics
- State of Michigan
- Worcester Public Schools
- Agriculture, food and natural resources teacher
- FFA adviser
- Financial consultants
- Extension educator
- Agricultural sales and service representative
- Agricultural consultant
- Peace Corps or Food Corps member
Fee Information
Tuition Fee
USD 61,740 / yearsHow to Apply
Request that all secondary schools, colleges, universities attended and/or examination boards send original or attested copies of all transcripts, marks sheets, certificates and diplomas earned directly to the Office of Admissions at Michigan State University. These can be sent through the online services listed below or by mail. If sending by mail, any hard copy of academic records must be sent in an official, sealed envelope.
Parchment
Common App
Coalition for College
Naviance
eScrip-Safe
National Student Clearing House
Office of Admissions
Hannah Administration Building
426 Auditorium Road, Room 250
East Lansing, MI 48824-2604
In addition, if the original documents are not issued in English, an official translation of each document must be provided along with the original language documents. Translations may be done by the school, college or university attended or an authorized/official translator in the country of study. Review MSU's International transcript requirements for country-specific transcript information.
Note: Documents submitted to MSU as part of the application process will not be returned.
As a freshman you do not have to officially declare your major yet, however you will be asked to select your major preference on the application. If you are undecided, select the "Exploratory preference" option.
Changing your major preference
After submitting the application, fall freshman applicants have until May 1 to change their major preference in their account. Any student who applies, or is admitted, after May 1 cannot change their major preference until they meet with an academic adviser at New Student Orientation (NSO).
Have the testing agency (TOEFL, IELTS, SAT, MSUELT or MELAB accepted) provide proof of English proficiency directly to MSU if your first language is not English. MSU's TOEFL code is 1465. MSU is test optional, which means international students are encouraged, though not required, to submit SAT or ACT scores. The SAT code is 1465; the ACT code is 2032.
Review our full overview on English language proficiency for details on temporary exceptions due to the impact of the novel coronavirus — including additional tests being accepted and expanded opportunities for provisional admission.
Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Education
Michigan State University
United States of America,
East Lansing
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