Ag Marketing Communications Academic Plan

MARC 100 Writing for the Mass Media - 3
HEAL 108 Health and Fitness for Life (HW) - 1
ENGL 100 Academic Reading & Writing (GenEd CW) - 3
BIOL 150 General Biology - 3
AGEC 101 Economics and Management in Agriculture -3 
Total - 13 credits

MARC 200 Introduction to Marketing Communications - 3
JOUR 101 Introduction to Mass Communication - 3
PLSC 161 Introduction to Plant Science - 3 
ENGL 200 Investigating Ideas: Reading, Writing, & the Disciplines - 3
AGED 202 Leadership and Group Dynamics - (Ag Foundation course) - 3
Total - 15 credits

ART 224 Digital Graphics (Visual Elective) - 3 cr.
MARC 230 Introduction to Social Media Marketing Communications - 3 
FDSC 110 The Science of Food (SI and Ag Foundation course) - 3
MATH 226 Fundamentals of Statistics (Major and M) - 3
COMS 101 Fundamentals of Communication -3 
Total - 15 credits

MARC 311 Persuasion -3 
ENGL 266 Business Writing -3 
ANSC 115 Animal Welfare -3
MUS 100 Understanding Music - 3
AET 150 Aplications in Agricultural Engineering (Ag Foundation couse) - 3
Course in Minor - 3
Total - 18 credits

MARC 279 Cooperative Education and Internship = 1 

MKTG 310 Principles of Marketing -3 
COMS 318 Communication & Leadership (CS) - 3 
JOUR 315 Race, Class & News (Diversity and Major Elective) - 3
Course in minor - 3
Course in minor - 3
Total - 15 credits

MKTG 312 Consumer Behavior - 3
MARC 350 MARC Branding Strategies (Major Elective) - 3
ART 100 Introduction to Visual Art (HF) - 3
AGEC 250 World Food and Population (Global Perspectives) - 3 
Course in minor or emphasis - 3 
Total - 15 credits

AGEC 350 Agricultural Product Marketing (Mark/Prom Elective) - 3 
HIST 100 Defining Themes in U.S. History (SB) - 3 
Course in minor - 4
Course in minor - 3
Elective - 3
Total - 16 credits

MARC 480 Senior Seminar: Marketing Communications - 3
ESM 107 Planning for a Sustainable Society (SB) - 3
Course in minor - 3
Course in minor - 2
Elective - 3
Total - 14 credits

General Education – 32 cr
Agriculture Foundation Courses – 15 cr
Major Requirements – 43 cr
Minor Requirements – 24 cr
Required Supporting Courses – 6 cr
Credits to Degree – 120 cr

This academic plan is an example of how students might choose to fulfill program requirements within a period of four years. After consulting with their advisers students may make other course choices which would meet the program requirements and be more suitable for them.
•    CW Communication - Reading and Writing
•    CS Communication - Speaking and Listening
•    CA Advanced Communication
•    SB Social and Behavioral Sciences
•    HF Humanities and Fine Arts
•    M Mathematics
•    SL Scientific Investigation
•    HW Personal Health and Wellness
•    EC Ethical Citizenship