A.A.S. Equine Studies
Why Equine Studies?
This two-year degree is designed to give students a foundation in natural horsemanship and the ability to apply that knowledge in a practical manner to train working horses. Graduates will be prepared for a career in equine business and management, colt training, assistant trainer and facilities management, or allied industries such as feed, tack and equipment sales. The program is designed to give a broad base for any equine field. Internships are encouraged and will be available within all the different disciplines. Students should consult the catalog of the institution to which they expect to transfer and select appropriate courses in consultation with their advisor.Upon completion of this program graduates will be able to:
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A.A. Equine ManagementA.S. Livestock ManagementA.S. Pre-VeterinaryFirst Year - Fall Semester     15 Credits | Credits | |
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Discover Biology & Lab | 4 | |
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Principles of Living Systems & Lab | (4) | |
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Principles of Biological Diversity & Lab | (4) | |
Intro to Ag & Env Resources | 1 | |
Introduction to Natural Horsemanship | 3 | |
Introduction to Equine Studies | 4 | |
Introduction to Animal Science | 3 | First Year - Spring Semester     15 Credits | Credits |
Horse Conformation and Selection & Lab | 4 | |
Hoof Care Science & Lab | 2 | |
Natural Horsemanship: Building a Relationship | 3 | |
Business Mathematics | 3 | |
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Mathematics Core Elective | (3) | |
Written Communication Elective | 3 | Second Year - Fall Semester     16 Credits | Credits |
Natural Horsemanship: Harmony with your Horse I | 3 | |
Anatomy and Physiology of Domestic Animals & Lab | 4 | |
Starting Colts | 3 | |
Livestock Handling and Ranch Roping | 3 | |
Oral Communication Elective | 3 | Second Year - Spring Semester     15 Credits | Credits |
Natural Horsemanship: Harmony with your Horse II | 3 | |
Developing the Young Horse | 3 | |
Equine Sales and Marketing | 3 | |
Livestock Feeding & Nutrition | 3 | |
Accounting Procedures | 3 |
Please refer to the the Current Catalog for specific program details.