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Alcorn State University

  • Net Price: $14,923
  • Admission: 89.31%
  • Graduation: 33%
  • Grad Salary: $31,900
  • Alcorn State, MS
  • Agriculture Programs Offered: 4
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Coahoma Community College

  • Net Price: $720
  • Admission: Open
  • Graduation: 29%
  • Grad Salary: $20,500
  • Clarksdale, MS
  • Agriculture Programs Offered: 1
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Mississippi Agriculture related information.

In Mississippi, there are 2 colleges that offer online or campus programs in Agriculture. In those colleges there are 5 total degree and certificate programs offered for students to choose from.

Agriculture Program Information.
  • Definition: Instructional programs that focus on agriculture and related sciences and that prepare individuals to apply specific knowledge, methods, and techniques to the management and performance of agricultural operations.
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