2024 Best Accredited Online Colleges for Agronomy and Crop Science

AGRONOMY AND CROP SCIENCE DEGREES

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

Not many undergrads decide to major in agronomy and crop science. On average, each discipline confers around 6,156 annual undergrad degrees; 709 people last spring completed a college degree in agronomy and crop science, making it the United States of America's 247th most popular major. 94 of those degrees were granted at Iowa State University, which boasts having the largest department in America, and 94 of those college students attended college in Iowa.

Picking the right program may potentially be hard, as bachelor's degrees in agronomy and crop science are offered at 36 schools across the country. At the college level, the average subject is 5.3 times more broadly available than agronomy and crop science., making it the 315th most broadly available American major.

GRADUATE DEGREES

While last spring, a touch less than two thirds of degrees in agronomy and crop science were undergraduate degrees; 34% were postgrad degrees. Agronomy and crop science is the 207th most popular advanced degree in the United States, with 361 degrees awarded. To put that in context, agronomy and crop science is 87% less popular among postgrads than the average subject.

In Total, 1,070 students received a bachelor's or higher in agronomy and crop science last year.

ONLINE AGRONOMY AND CROP SCIENCE DEGREES

23 of those 1,070 graduates (2.1%) did all their school work online - 0 undergrad students and 23 postgraduate students. It is currently the 205th most popular online postgrad degree, and 96.3% under the U.S. average (616).

PARTIALLY ONLINE AGRONOMY AND CROP SCIENCE DEGREES

• Agronomy and crop science is the 217th most popular partially online four-year degree in the United States of America
• Agronomy and crop science is the 290th most universally available partially online undergrad degree countrywide
• 24.96% of all bachelor's degree in agronomy and crop science are done partially online
• Oklahoma Panhandle State University's​ last undergraduate class had the most dense population of partially online agronomy and crop science majors in the nation (1.13%)
• Missouri is home to the most colleges offering partially online undergraduate degrees in agronomy and crop science of any state (2 colleges)
• 11.08% of all postgraduate degrees in agronomy and crop science are done partially online

IN-PERSON AGRONOMY AND CROP SCIENCE DEGREES

• Agronomy and crop science is the 243rd most sought out in-person undergraduate degree in the United States of America
• 1 schools countrywide have a college degree in agronomy and crop science in-person
• Last spring, 830 people were conferred a bachelor's or higher in agronomy and crop science in-person
• West Texas A & M University's​ last undergraduate class contained a higher percentage of in-person agronomy and crop science majors than any other U.S. school (1.82%)
• Last spring, 298 students completed graduate degrees in agronomy and crop science in-person
• 82.55% of all postgrad degrees in agronomy and crop science are earned in-person