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About the Minor
Agriculture is one of the largest industries in New Jersey. Leading NJ agriculture sectors include nursery and greenhouse plants ($444.8 million), fruits and vegetables ($462.9 million), and field crops ($31.6 million). This minor in Plant Studies prepares students for further study or career in the areas of food production, ornamental plant care, landscape design, sustainable agriculture 9farm, nursery, garden, park, golf course, etc.) management, and plant science education.
Requirements of the Minor
- Students are required to take 5 courses (lecture and lab co-requisites count as one course) to complete this minor.
- At least 1/2 of the courses fulfilling a minor must be distinct from the student’s major. That is, three of the five courses (lecture and lab co-requisites count as one course) required for a minor cannot be used towards fulfillment of major requirements. A school core does not need to be completed for a minor. Minors are open to students regardless of school affiliation.
- Not all courses are offered each semester. Please check the current Schedule of Classes for semester course offerings.
PLANT STUDIES MINOR
- REQUIRED COURSES:
- BIOL 111 - FUNDAMENTALS OF BIOLOGY I LECTURE (formerly BIOL 110)
- BIOL 111L - FUNDAMENTALS OF BIOLOGY I LAB
- CHEM 116 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LECTURE (formerly CHEM 110)
- CHEM 116L - GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LAB
- ELECTIVES: Select Three
- BIOL 221 - GENERAL ECOLOGY OR
- ENSC 220 - THEORETICAL & APPLIED ECOLOGY LECTURE (formerly ENSC 210) AND
- ENSC 220L - THEOR & APPLD ECOLOGY LAB
- BIOL 320 - FIELD BOTANY: ANGIOSPERMS
- BIOL 324 - PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
- BIOL 347 - MEDICINAL PLANTS (formerly BIOL247)
- ENSC 417 - ECOLOGICAL FIELD RESEARCH LECTURE (formerly ENSC 416)
- ENSC 417L - ECOLOGICAL FIELD RESEARCH LAB
- ENST 339 - SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE
- ENST 390 - TOPICS:
- GEOG 304 - FOREST RESOURCES
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