Wilmington College Agriculture Department

Wilmington, OH

Founded in 1870

Motto: "Not by a leap, but by many steps."

Urban

setting

1,103

Students

87%

Acceptance Rate

$25,900 / $

Tuition In-state / Out-of-state

Overview

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American agriculture provides a third of the world’s food supply and will be called upon to significantly increase production by mid-century for an ever-hungrier world. As a student in Wilmington College’s largest major, you will become prepared to help meet that daunting challenge through a blending of academic theory and hands-on practical experience.

Our students do things! We emphasize the understanding of concepts through their application outside the classroom as the most effective way of learning. Our hands-on learning opportunities can take you from labs in our new Center for the Sciences & Agriculture to our greenhouses and 267-acre, crop and animal production farm. You’ll also have opportunities to learn how to lobby Congress on agricultural and rural life issues in Washington, D.C. and organize a judging competition that regularly attracts 1,000-plus high school students. You may even get the opportunity to study sustainable farming methods in tropical Costa Rica.

Agricultural Degrees Offered

  • Agricultural Business Management
  • Agricultural Communications
  • Agricultural Education
  • Agronomy
  • Animal Sciences
  • Food Policy and Ag Advocacy
  • Plant, Environmental and Soil Science
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Admissions

Total Enrollment: 1,103

Male Female Student Ratio: 50%/50%

Acceptance Rate: 87%

Applying

Application Fee: None

Application Deadline: August 1

Target GPA: 2.1

Target SAT Score: 1180

Target ACT Score: 22

Tuition

In-State: $25,900

Student Fees: $875

Room and Board: $10,100

More Info

Religious Affiliation: christian

Faculty/Student Ratio: 18/1