Chico State Agricultural Science, Agricultural Science and Education Option
    Transfer Requirements and Classes

    The major preparation Chico State lists for Agricultural Science, Agricultural Science and Education Option transfers starts with ABUS 101, AGED 201 and AGET 150; the full list is below.

    115 California community colleges have a current transfer agreement with Chico State for this major. Pick yours below to see which of its classes count.

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    California community colleges with a transfer agreement for Agricultural Science, Agricultural Science and Education Option

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    Major Requirements

    Chico State Agricultural Science, Agricultural Science and Education Option Major Preparation

    The courses Chico State lists as Agricultural Science, Agricultural Science and Education Option major preparation for transfer applicants, for the 2025-26 academic year. Course numbers are Chico State's own; pick your community college above to see the matching class there.

    Lower division core requirements

    Courses listed

    • ABUS 101 Introduction to Agricultural Business and Economics
    • AGED 201 Introduction to Agricultural Education, Communication, and Leadership
    • AGET 150 Agricultural Machine Systems
    • AGRI 180 The University Experience
    • ANSC 101 Introduction to Animal Science
    • PSSC 101 Introduction to Plant Science
    • PSSC 250 Introduction to Soil Science

    Complete 1 of these

    • ABUS 231 Computer Applications in Agriculture
    • ABUS 261 Farm Accounting

    Complete 1 of these

    • ANSC 120 Livestock Skills
    • ANSC 230 Animal Feeds and Nutrition

    Complete 1 of these

    • CHEM 107 General Chemistry for Applied Sciences
    • CHEM 111 General Chemistry I

    Complete 6 units from these

    • ABUS 211 Agricultural Selling and Consulting
    • ABUS 231 Computer Applications in Agriculture
    • ABUS 250 The Economics and Business of Food Safety
    • ABUS 261 Farm Accounting
    • ABUS 262 Management Accounting for Agriculture
    • AGET 120 Introduction to Agricultural Mechanics
    • ANSC 100 Introduction to Food Animal Systems
    • ANSC 120 Livestock Skills
    • ANSC 160 Veterinary Practices
    • ANSC 220 Introduction to Livestock Evaluation
    • ANSC 230 Animal Feeds and Nutrition
    • ANSC 250 Live Animal and Carcass Evaluation
    • ANSC 271 Principles of Beef Cattle Production
    • ANSC 274 Principles of Dairy Production
    • ANSC 276 Principles of Meat Science
    • ANSC 294 Principles of Rangeland Livestock Management
    • PSSC 160 West Coast Crop Production
    • PSSC 266 California Orchard Production and Management
    • PSSC 274 Greenhouse Management

    Lower division option requirements

    Required

    • AGED 210 Directed Field Experience Agricultural Education
    Where a list says “courses listed”, or options are separated by a dot, Chico State's own Agricultural Science, Agricultural Science and Education Option requirements say exactly which of those courses you need.

    FAQ

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Does Chico State have an Agricultural Science, Agricultural Science and Education Option major for transfer students?

    Yes. Chico State offers Agricultural Science, Agricultural Science and Education Option (B.S.) and lists the major preparation it expects transfer applicants to complete.

    What classes do I need to transfer to Chico State for Agricultural Science, Agricultural Science and Education Option?

    Chico State's Agricultural Science, Agricultural Science and Education Option major preparation includes ABUS 101, AGED 201, AGET 150, AGRI 180, ANSC 101 and PSSC 101, with more courses in the list on this page. Pick your community college on this page to see which of its classes match.

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