BA/BS in Agriculture, General

Agricultural and Extension Education at WVU is a bachelor's major for people who see themselves teaching agriculture, working as extension educators, or holding technical and production jobs in the field. Its graduates can also move into government, industry or business ventures where leadership and communication matter. Each student chooses one of three emphases: teaching, extension, or agricultural and environmental technology. The teaching track is built around West Virginia certification, while the technology track leaves room to design a course load around an interest such as agronomy. Learning happens in labs, barns, organic fields and equine facilities near Morgantown. Entry follows the university's standard first-year or transfer routes. The program page also points to a plan of study, honors options, scholarship search tools and a tuition page for budgeting.