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2013-2014 Degrees and Programs

Students arriving fall 2013 or later, must follow the following 2013-2014 degree guides:

Bachelor of Science in Animal Science

2013-2014 (Animal Science degree guide)

Bachelor of Science in Animal Science-Animal Industries Concentration

2013-2014 (Animal Industries concentration degree guide)

Bachelor of Science in Animal Scicence-Animal Production Concentration

2013-2014 (Animal Production concentration degree guide)

Bachelor of Science in Animal Science-Pre-Veterinary Medicine Concentration

2013-2014 (Pre-Vet concentration degree guide)

Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Veterinary Technology
(Requires completion of a two year Associate's degree from an accredited AVMA or CVTEA program

2013-2014 (Vet-Tech degree guide)

Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Management

2013-2014 (Wildlife Management degree guide)

Before 2013 Degrees and Programs

For students registered before fall 2013, you may choose the above new options or the ones below. You cannot choose a degree plan before your first semester of attendance. 

Animal Science

Tarleton's animal science option provides a strong foundation in the scientific aspects (the "whys" and "hows") of animal production, nutrition, reproduction, anatomy and physiology.  The degree has the option of a Biology minor with no additional courses required.

Pre-Veterinary Medicine Option

 Students can complete the requirements for application to the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine Program while earning the Animal Science degree.

Animal Production

In this option, course work emphasizes the commercial rather than scientific aspects of livestock production.

Animal Industries

This degree is a unique combination of animal science courses and basic business courses needed have a strong educational foundation when graduates enter business enterprises related to animal agriculture.  The degree has the option of a Business Administration minor with no additional courses required. More Info

   Wildlife Management

The Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Management prepares students for careers as wildlife biologists, natural resource managers, conservation biologists, game wardens, park rangers, park managers, wildlife disease specialists, and numerous other related careers.

Equine Emphasis Option

 Students who wish to maximize their courses in the equine area may do so with a degree in Animal Production, Animal Industries, or Animal Science. For more information, visit our Equine Website.