Bachelor in Crop Science

This program creates a well-rounded understanding of crop science areas—from crop and pest management to genetics and breeding. Graduates advance to graduate school or begin careers in production agriculture, with chemical and seed companies, public agencies, or agricultural research. There are multiple career options for a Crop Science graduate. The crop science industry's various aspects allow graduates to pursue a wide range of areas to find a career path that matches their interests.

The Department of Crop. Soil and Environmental Sciences offers four undergraduate minors for students to supplement their undergraduate major with. Why get a minor? Choosing a minor is a great way to customize your undergraduate degree plan to meet specific academic and professional goals. Minors look great on a resume and often allow a student to study an area of interest while fulfilling their major's elective requirements.

The Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food, and Life Sciences is proud to provide student-focused, nationally accredited degrees for students interested in successful careers in food, family, and the environment. As we continue to honor the land grant tradition, the Bumpers College is committed to providing experiential learning opportunities for our students every step of the way on their path to graduation.

The college's rich history has shaped the ability to prepare graduates who are intellectually enriched, technically competent, environmentally conscious, and ethically responsible; to be responsible leaders with strong communication skills and problem-solving abilities; and committed to being self-directed, lifelong learners.