Program overview

Interested in plants, animals, and the science behind farming? This program gives you a broad foundation in agriculture, covering topics like animal science, plant science, soil management, and agribusiness. You’ll learn how food systems work from production to distribution, and you’ll gain hands-on experience that employers value. This degree prepares you to transfer to a university or to enter the workforce in fields such as farm management, agricultural technology, or research. With agriculture at the heart of California’s economy, this program sets you up for a stable and rewarding future.

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Agriculture

Associate of Science

Program Units: 60.0 UNITS

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Fall 2026 1st Term – 14.0 UNITS
Introduction to Plant Science

CRPSCI 001

3 Units
Major
Academic Reading and Writing

ENGL C1000

4 Units
General Education
Introduction to Statistics

STAT C1000

4 Units
General Education
Area 3A : Arts
3 Units
General Education
Spring 2027 2nd Term – 15.0 UNITS
Occupational Work Experience Education

AG 015X

1 Units
Major
Introductory Agricultural Economics

AGBUS 040

3 Units
Major
Critical Thinking and Writing

ENGL C1001

3 Units
General Education
Introductory Chemistry

CHEM 002A

4 Units
General Education
History of the U.S
3 Units
General Education
Fall 2026 3rd Term – 15.0 UNITS
Agricultural Accounting

AGBUS 024

3 Units
Major
Animal Science

ASCI 012

3 Units
Major
Introduction to Public Speaking

COMM C1000

3 Units
General Education
Agriculture (AS): Program Track Option
3 Units
General Education
Agriculture (AS): Program Track Option
3 Units
General Education
Spring 2027 4th Term – 16.0 UNITS
Introduction to Soil Science

SLSCI 021

4 Units
Major
Area 3B : Humanities
3-4 Units
General Education
Area 6 : Ethnic Studies
3 Units
General Education
Fundamentals of Biology

BIO 010

3 Units
General Education
American Government and Politics

POLS C1000

3 Units
General Education
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Careers associated with this program have a salary range from $36,000 to over $216,000 with an average salary of $80,000. Education for these associated careers ranges from High School/GED to Doctoral Degree.

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Program Learning Outcomes

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Students will be able to use digital and written documents to make farm management decisions and conduct a basic analysis of agriculture business trends and their economic impacts.
2
Students will be able to explain the soil characteristics and plant culture care practices and conditions that impact crop production at scale.
3
Students will be to identify and discuss current issues and practices in animal agriculture.
4
Students will demonstrate proficiency in agriculture technologies used in the field.