School of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical University

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A&T Hosts Small Farms Week, March 21- 27 Honoring the enormous contributions that farmers make to the economy and well-being of North Carolina and to the country at large, The Cooperative Extension Program at N.C. A&T State University presents the 18th annual observance of Small Farms Week, March 21 to 27.

The yearly observance gives Cooperative Extension the chance to show off the work of small-scale farmers, to celebrate new agricultural technology and trends, and to highlight those Cooperative Extension programs that benefit small farmers. Click here for registration information. Click here for parking information and driving directions.

Careers for our graduates

Information Icon Adult Education to Zoologist. These links provide an overview of the various jobs, as well as give good descriptions of work requirements, educational requirements, and the future outlook for employment in the different fields.

Of Interest to Prospective Students

Admission to programs within the School of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences is based on the general admission requirements of the University, including a high school diploma or equivalency certificate and completion of the Scholastic Aptitude Test or American College Test.

The School of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences at North Carolina A&T State University provides students with the understanding and skills to address the problems of the agricultural economy, and to help those involved in it lead more productive and satisfying lives.