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Animal science majors may choose from two curriculum options: science and production/industry: • Students who plan to attend veterinary, medical, dental, pharmacy or graduate school are encouraged to select the science option. In addition to the core courses in animal science, this
The recommendations below represent what a typical TAMU student’s schedule looks like during the first four semesters. If working to complete an associate degree before transferring, please align your degree plan to satisfy TAMU degree requirements.
This curriculum is designed to provide scientific expertise in chemistry, biological and physical sciences and mathematics and is recommended for students considering entry into the veterinary, medical or allied health field, or the graduate program of their choice.
eding and genetics; equine, dairy, and meat science; animal nutrition; and physiology of reproduction. Students who plan to attend veterinary, medical, pharmacy or graduate school are encouraged to select the science option while students seeking careers in animal produ.
o How will an Animal Science degree help you achieve your career goals? Describe any relevant background information in relation to your goals. o Explain any excessive grades of D’s, F’s, Q’s, NG’s and/or W’s, if necessary. • Meeting with an academic advisor in this department is strongly recommended prior to application.
Animal Science major? o How will an Animal Science degree help you achieve your career goals? Describe any information in relation to your goals. o Explain any excessive grades of D’s, F’s, Q’s, NG’s and/or W’s, if necessary. • Meeting with an academic advisor in this department is strongly recommended prior to application.
Undergraduate Degrees. The Department of Animal Science offers dynamic and challenging undergraduate and graduate programs that cover a broad variety of fields including animal behavior, animal biotechnology, beef cattle, dairy science, equine science, food science and technology, meat science, physiology of reproduction, sheep and goats, and ...
