Program Overview
| Program | Course Delivery |
|---|---|
| Agricultural Systems Management - Major | On-Campus |
| Agricultural Systems Management - Minor | On-Campus |
Explore our Ag Systems Management Program
In the field, the shop, the barn, or the office - we prepare you for it all. You’ll get your hands dirty with all aspects of farm life. Keep up with the latest in technology, machinery, and livestock production. On a campus surrounded by agriculture, work in the near-by fields using the latest ag production practices. Whether you’re using GIS systems or flying camera-equipped drones, you’ll help improve the farming world. Earn your degree from a campus known for its leadership in agriculture.
Agricultural Systems Management is a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree.
Amberly Cox
Asst Dir of Recruitment
Ag Systems Management Major
This program combines students' interests in machinery, technology, and crop and livestock production with superior people skills, creative thinking, and problem-solving to build a career in the agricultural and food production industry.
Agricultural systems management graduates are well-versed in agricultural foundations and have a working knowledge of economic systems with a well-developed sense of professionalism. Companies are looking for multi-talented people who are confident around computers, machines, and business plans. The agricultural systems management program offers three areas of emphasis to provide a unique portfolio of technical and business skills that give graduates an edge in the job market.
Program Outcomes
Upon graduation, those completing the program will:
- Be well-versed in agricultural foundations
- Be technically proficient and knowledgeable in agricultural technologies
- Have a working knowledge of economic systems and financial management
- Possess speaking, listening, and writing communication skills
- Have a well-developed sense of professionalism
Ag Systems Management Minor
A minor in agricultural systems management allows students to learn the principles of agricultural technologies and how they relate to crop and livestock production and modern agricultural machinery. Students can also gain valuable knowledge in renewable energy and biofuels technology and how that relates to agricultural enterprises.
Awards and Accreditation
- The University of Minnesota Crookston is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.
Student Experiences
Cost of Attendance (COA)
Full-time (13-18 credits), on-campus.
| Expense Category | MN Resident & Non Resident |
|---|---|
| Tuition/fees | $13,288 |
| Books/supplies* | $279 |
| Housing/food | $11,024 |
Average Cost After Aid
$13,436
Average amount of grants & scholarships received (2022-2023 data)
$12,894
Average net price after grants &
scholarships (2021-2022 data)
$22,883
Average TOTAL student loan debt after
graduation (2022-2023)
Scholarship and Funding Options
The University of Minnesota Crookston provides quick and easy access to over $1 million worth of scholarship opportunities for new and returning students!
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What is Campus Life Like?
Residential Life
University of Minnesota Crookston's residence halls are ranked #1 public college dorms in Minnesota by Niche. The residential halls are clean, safe, spacious and modern. There is a mix of traditional style rooms, suites, and apartments available on-campus which include amenities such as ensuite bathrooms, walk-closets, and full size kitchens with all major appliances. There are also beautiful common spaces in every residential building that are great places to hangout, play games, study, or relax. Schedule a tour to see for yourself why they're ranked #1!
