I am a transfer student, and have satisfied the NDSU general education communication requirements. Do I still need to take more classes for the agribusiness or agricultural economics majors?
Yes. You must still complete all communication courses required by our major. The general education communication requirements only include English 110 and 120 and Communications 110 and a 300 level upper writing course. You will need an additional three credits communication course listed on our program of study forms to earn majors in Agricultural Economics or Agribusiness. Q: I transferred from another North Dakota school and want to get a minor in Agribusiness. I took ECON 201 and AGEC 242/244/246 at my last school. Both AGEC 242 and 246 were only three credit classes at my last school. Therefore I am two credits short of meeting the Agribusiness minor requirements at NDSU if I only take one 300 or 400 level course in Agribusiness and Applied Economics. NDSU policy also requires that eight credits in a minor have to be taken at NDSU. What should I do? You need at least 17 credits to get the Agribusiness minor (Agribusiness track). At least eight of these credits must be taken at ND
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