Agriculture & Equine Program

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The Agriculture & Equine Program is designed for students who wish to explore and prepare for a wide range of careers in the fields of agriculture and equine. Students will learn about livestock and horses, facility management and business management.

The Pathway Program is a great option for students who want a broad understanding of this area, those who intend to continue their education at a four-year institution, as well as those who are unsure which Ag & Equine program is best for them. Students can easily transfer into a specific Ag & Equine program after starting here.

What will I learn?

Students will work on general education courses in addition to livestock and horse handling, care, health and feeding. They will learn about business and facility management specific to agriculture and equine. They will apply critical thinking and communication skills to problems faced by the agriculture and equine industries.

What degree will I earn?

Associate of Applied Science

The Pathway Program is a designed for students who want a broad understanding of this area, those who intend to continue their education in a Bachelors of Applied Management program, and those who are unsure which Ag & Equine program is best for them. Students can easily transfer into a specific Ag & Equine program after starting here. Students desiring to transfer to Bachelors of Science degree program upon graduation should consult with their advisor.

Available at the Cheyenne main campus.

Agriculture and Equine Activities

Students have to opportunity to participate in clubs like the livestock show team, livestock judging team, ranch horse team, block and bridle club, intercollegiate horse show association team and  in addition to industry field trips and internships.

What can I do with this degree?

Some graduates may enter into the workforce while others continue their education at a four-year institution.

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How much will it cost?

For general college expenses, students should view 成人抖阴鈥檚 cost of attendanceThere are additional fees for certain courses in this program.


Two speech bubbles, one with a question mark and one with three dots  Frequently Asked Questions about the Agriculture & Equine Program:

Do I need previous experience with horses or livestock to enroll? 

No. The Agriculture & Equine Program serves students with a variety of backgrounds and experience levels. Students develop skills in livestock and horse handling, care, health and feeding as part of their coursework. 

Does the program include hands-on learning? 

Yes. Students have opportunities to apply what they learn through animal handling, agriculture and equine facilities, industry field trips, internships, teams and student organizations. 成人抖阴鈥檚 facilities include indoor and outdoor arenas, an animal science lab, plant technology lab and more. 

How long will it take to earn this degree? 

This associates degree typically takes a full-time student two years (five semesters) to complete. It includes a summer internship.