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  • College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

    Overview

    Established: 1870

    Academic Advising: Each major has an undergraduate coordinator and faculty advisers. Students see advisers in their majors for academic advising.

    Scholarships: The college provides more than $300,000 annually in undergraduate scholarships. Applications are available December 1. College scholarship applications and letters of recommendation are typically due on or before March 15 of each year. For more information, contact the college office.

    Internships and Career Guidance: The college's director of Alumni and Career Services assists students with interview preparation and job placement. The college also sponsors CALS Career Expo in February.

    Computer Requirement: General UF requirements

    Majors – 120 hours Specializations
    Agricultural and Biological Engineering —
    Engineering and Agricultural and Life Sciences    		 Agrisystems Engineering
    Biological Engineering
    Land and Water Resources Engineering
    Agricultural Education and Communication Agricultural Education
    Communication and Leadership Development
    Agricultural Operations Management
    Animal Sciences Animal Biology
    Equine
    Food Animal
    Biology Applied Biology
    Biotechnology
    Natural Science
    Preprofessional
    Botany Basic Science
    Preprofessional
    Entomology and Nematology Basic Science
    Biosecurity
    Ecotourism
    Plant Protection
    Preprofessional
    Urban Pest Management
    Environmental Management in Agriculture and
    Natural Resources — interdisciplinary studies
    Environmental Science (BA) —
    School of Natural Resources and Environment
    Environmental Science (BS) —
    School of Natural Resources and Environment
    Family, Youth and Community Sciences  
    Food and Resource Economics Environmental Economics and Policy
    Food and Agribusiness Marketing and
      Management
    International Food and Resource Economics
    Food Science and Human Nutrition Dietetics
    Food Science
    Nutritional Sciences
    Forest Resources and Conservation Environmental Pre-Law
    Forest Business Management
    Forest Infomatics
    Forest Resource Management
    Protected Areas Management
    Recreation Resources Management
    Urban Forestry
    Watershed Science and Management
    Geomatics
    Horticultural Science Horticultural Production
    Horticultural Science
    Organic Crop Production
    Plant Molecular and Cellular Biology
    Marine Sciences​ ​
    Microbiology and Cell Science
    Natural Resource Conservation
    Plant Science (BA) Community Food Systems
    Garden Design and Management
    Plant Science (BS) Crop Ecology
    Landscape and Nursery Horticulture
    Plant Genetics
    Plant Health
    Restoration Horticulture
    Sustainable Food Production
    Soil and Water Science Soil Science
    Water Science
    Statistics
    Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Preprofessional
    Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
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