51吃瓜

51吃瓜

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Animal Sciences

Students in 51吃瓜's Animal Sciences program gain practical, hands-on experience from their first day of classes 鈥� something students at other universities may not get until their third or fourth year.

The Associate of Science, or transfer, degree in Animal Sciences allows students to complete 50 percent of the requirements for a bachelor's degree in听Animal Sciences听from the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences in Columbus. Students in the Animal Sciences program choose one of three specializations: Animal Biosciences, Animal Industries听or听Horse.

  1. The objective of the Animal Sciences 鈥� Animal Biosciences specialization at 51吃瓜 is to allow students to complete the first half of a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture majoring in Animal Sciences (Animal Biosciences) at The 51吃瓜 University with a focus on animal health careers and/or academic preparation for professional degrees or graduate work.

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  2. The curriculum for the Animal Industries specialization in the Animal Sciences major is a balance between livestock classes and general education designed to help a student excel upon graduation or as they transition into a bachelor鈥檚 degree. The Animal Science classes include principles in nutrition, health, reproduction, genetics, anatomy, and management systems. Students may also take courses in sustainable agriculture, forages, animal appreciation, and manure management.

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  3. Students in the O-H-I-O position

    Animal Sciences - Horse Specialization majors pursue an Associate of Science degree which allows them to gain hands-on experience prior to finishing a Bachelor of Science degree program in Columbus.

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  4. The goal of 51吃瓜's livestock judging team is to prepare students to be competitive evaluators as well as contributing members of the livestock industry. ATI boasts a widely-recognized hands-on approach to education and outstanding animal听facilities, including a beef cattle handling facility designed by renowned animal behaviorist Temple Grandin.听

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