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Agricultural Sciences

Blinn’s Agricultural Sciences Program is the largest in the state offering a two-year associate degree in agriculture. Agricultural science classes are available online and on the Brenham, Bryan, RELLIS, Schulenburg, and Sealy campuses, and students can complete the full degree on the Brenham and Bryan campuses. 

Blinn's Associate of Science in Agriculture and Associate of Science in Agricultural Business provide accredited courses that transfer to agriculture programs at major universities. For specific transfer agreements, including unique co-enrollment opportunities with universities such as Sam Houston State, Tarleton State, Texas A&M, Texas A&M International, and Texas A&M-Kingsville, visit our Transfer Information page.

 

Meet Agricultural Sciences Professor Dr. Doug Pierce

May Minimester, Summer, and Fall Registration Begins Soon!

Registration for current students begins at 9 a.m. Monday, March 27th, and new students can register beginning at 9 a.m. Monday, April 3rd. The May minimester begins May 15th, summer I classes begin June 5th, summer II classes begin July 10th, and fall classes begin August 23rd.

For assistance, contact Academic Advising or call Enrollment Services at 979-830-4800. You also can schedule a tour of any of our five campuses!

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Agricultural Sciences
Bryn Behnke
Phone: 979-830-4043

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