Agriculural Business And Management Technology / Animal Science

• Have a  NWCC Admissions Application on file with the Admissions office 
• Complete an Application to the Agribusiness Technology/Animal Science Program.

• Have a high school diploma or GED/HISET equivalency on file with the admissions office and confirm that admissions received it. 

• Contact the Agribusiness Technology/Animal Science instructor for program details. 

Admissions to the college does not guarantee admissions to the program of study.
 

Agricultural Business and Management Technology / Animal Science Course Curriculum

• Students who successfully complete 30 semester credit hours earn a career certificate.

• Students who successfully complete 45 semester credit hours earn a technical certificate. 

• Students who successfully complete 60 semester credit hours earn an Associate of Applied Science degree in Animal Science Technology.

Shelli Benton,Instructor  Phone:662.562.3430  email: sbenton@norhtwestms.edu 
Campus/Office Location:  Senatobia campus, Berry Building Room 109   

What can I expect from a career in Animal Science?
Animal scientists work to develop better, more efficient ways of producing and processing meat, poultry, eggs, and milk. Dairy scientists, poultry scientists, animal breeders, and other scientists in related fields study the genetics, nutrition, reproduction, and growth of domestic farm animals. Some animal scientists inspect and grade livestock food products, purchase livestock, or work in technical sales or marketing. As extension agents or consultants, animal scientists advise agricultural producers on how to upgrade animal housing facilities properly, lower animal mortality rates, handle waste matter, or increase production of animal products, such as milk or eggs.

Students in the program will complete iCEV certifications.