B.S. in Animal Science 48 months Undergraduate Programme By Louisiana Tech University |TopUniversities

B.S. in Animal Science

Programme Duration

48 monthsProgramme duration

Starting Month

Jan-2000Starting Month

Programme overview

Main Subject

Biological Sciences

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Animal Science provides instruction and practical experience in judging, breeding, feeding, and managing livestock. Through course selection, the student may prepare for livestock farming, management, business or graduate study in animal science or veterinary medicine. Selection of directed electives permits special training for work with animal feed companies; milk, egg, or poultry operations; food processing industries; managerial or marketing groups; supply and equipment cooperatives; agricultural extension services; public relations; and other organizations associated with animal production or management. Opportunities are afforded students in Animal Science to obtain practical experiences in beef, sheep, swine, and equine operation and management through the University herds of registered livestock. A meat science laboratory for the study of meat cutting, preservation, storage and utilization, provides students opportunities for acquiring scientific and practical experiences in different aspects of processing meat. Breaking, training, and foaling are an integral part of Tech's popular equine program within the school of Agricultural Sciences and Forestry. A nationally affiliated chapter of the Block and Bridle Club and the Pre-Vet Club provide social and educational activities for students pursuing animal science as a profession.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Biological Sciences

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Animal Science provides instruction and practical experience in judging, breeding, feeding, and managing livestock. Through course selection, the student may prepare for livestock farming, management, business or graduate study in animal science or veterinary medicine. Selection of directed electives permits special training for work with animal feed companies; milk, egg, or poultry operations; food processing industries; managerial or marketing groups; supply and equipment cooperatives; agricultural extension services; public relations; and other organizations associated with animal production or management. Opportunities are afforded students in Animal Science to obtain practical experiences in beef, sheep, swine, and equine operation and management through the University herds of registered livestock. A meat science laboratory for the study of meat cutting, preservation, storage and utilization, provides students opportunities for acquiring scientific and practical experiences in different aspects of processing meat. Breaking, training, and foaling are an integral part of Tech's popular equine program within the school of Agricultural Sciences and Forestry. A nationally affiliated chapter of the Block and Bridle Club and the Pre-Vet Club provide social and educational activities for students pursuing animal science as a profession.

Admission Requirements

6.5+
100+
79+
Students who meet the following requirements may be admitted: ACT composite score of 26/SAT 1240 or greater, and require no remedial courses. A remedial course is not required if their ACT/SAT sub score is: English ≥ 18/450; Math ≥ 19/500. English Language Requirements All undergraduates whose first language is not English must take the Test of English as a Second Language (TOEFL) and score higher than 525 (195 on the computer-based test) in order to be admitted.

48 Months
Jan-2000

Tuition fees

Domestic
0 USD
International
0 USD

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