Agriscience Technician
(10-006-3)
Animal Science Emphasis
(10-006-3A)
district use onlyAssociate Degree-Two Years
Course Information
Graduate Information
Program Requirements
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Program Description
Students interested in Agriculture-related employment can choose courses leading to careers in Agronomy/Conservation Planning, Animal Science, or Landscape Horticulture. Animal Science courses lead to careers in livestock-related agribusiness such as local and district field representatives in the areas of artificial insemination, feeds, milking equipment, and serve as nutrition and/or management consultants or serve as a service/product representative.
Program Admission Requirements
• COMPASS pre-entry assessment
For detailed requirements, click on the Admission Requirements link toward the top of this page or call one of our Enrollment Assistants at 1-800-547-2882.
Helpful Academic Background
• Agriculture
• Science
• Basic computer skills
• Economics
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For more information about this program, contact the program counselor at 1-800-547-2882 or 715-833-6346.
For general admissions information, contact the Admissions Office at 1-800-547-2882 or 715-833-6246 or the Agriscience Technician Program instructors at 715-833-6490.
See the Program Requirements for a list of suggested electives.
Articulation agreements for selected courses or youth apprenticeship credit transfer exist with various high schools. Please check with your high school counselor.
Articulation agreements also exist with UW-River Falls and UW-Platteville for those interested in pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Agriculture-related programs. Check with a CVTC counselor or program instructor for more information.