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Career in Ag. Education

Career in Ag. Education. Learning Targets. I can identify Kentucky’s 4-year Universities that offer a degree in agriculture education. I am be familiar with courses required to graduate with a degree in agriculture education.

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Career in Ag. Education

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  1. Career in Ag. Education

  2. Learning Targets • I can identify Kentucky’s 4-year Universities that offer a degree in agriculture education. • I am be familiar with courses required to graduate with a degree in agriculture education.

  3. Kentucky’s 4-year Universities that offer a degree in agriculture education

  4. Where can students attend college in Kentucky to earn a degree in Agriculture Education? • Kentucky has well over 100 colleges and universities but only five offer degrees in agriculture education.

  5. Schools that offer degrees in agriculture education in Kentucky are: • Morehead State University Morehead, KY • Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, KY • University of Kentucky Lexington, KY • Murray State University Murray, KY • Western Kentucky University Bowling Green, KY

  6. Activity Choosing a university

  7. Directions • Make a list of factors you might consider when choosing a University to earn your degree. •  Some of the issues you may consider in your decision: • 1. Are any of the schools offering scholarships to help with my tuition?  • 2. Where is this school in relationship to my home? • 3. How does the college rank among others in the state? • 4. What is the student/teacher ratio? • 5. What is the campus like? • 6. What credentials do the professors have? • 7. What resources are available on campus? • 8. What do your parents think?

  8. Courses required to graduate with a degree in agricultural education

  9. What courses will you take while attending college? Every college has its own set of requirements for every student to graduate, each department has further requirements and finally each major has specific courses that a student must take to receive that degree.

  10. Activity Course Search

  11. Directions • Work to set up a sample of what your 4-year schedule might look like based on the course requirements outlined below. • http://smartcatalog.moreheadstate.edu/undergraduate-2011-12/

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