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Agricultural Communications

College of Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences

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What is Agricultural Communications?

This is a concentration under Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications. You'll learn how to develop and deliver information people need to make balanced, informed decisions. You'll also create a portfolio of communications work. It will serve as a vibrant calling card when you apply for jobs or graduate studies.

Career Options

  • Advertising
  • Broadcasting
  • Editing
  • Journalism
  • Multimedia
  • Photography
  • Public Relations
  • Publishing
  • · Writing

Post-Graduation Success1

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Review Criteria

First-Year Major-Specific Criteria

  • Strong English and social sciences coursework and performance
  • Strong social science and business-related coursework and performance
  • Experiences related to the major

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Transfer Criteria

Transfer Guide

Graduation & Retention2

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Annual Program Costs3

Illinois Resident

  • Tuition: $12,712
  • Fees: $4,928
  • Expenses: $18,222
  • Total: $35,862

Non-Resident

  • Tuition: $31,832
  • Fees: $4,928
  • Expenses:$18,562
  • Total: $55,322

International

  • Tuition: $32,780
  • Fees: $4,928
  • Expenses: $18,562
  • Total: $56,270
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