AGI Spend a Day at State
Want to find out what it's like to be a student at the Agricultural Institute (AGI)?
Register to attend one of our Spend a Day at State programs! During your on-campus visit, you'll have the opportunity to meet our director, ask questions, chat one-on-one with an academic advisor or faculty member, learn more about your major or area of interest and chat with AGI student ambassadors to get the inside scoop on life in AGI.
Select a program below to view available sessions.
Where are the event details?
You will be sent an email with the time of your visit and instructions on how to get to the correct location, as well as parking details.
How long will the visit last?
You can expect to spend 2-3 hours on campus.
What does the day include?
A general overview session and Q&A, a meeting with a faculty member in your area of interest and a meeting with a current student.
Is there a campus tour?
A current student will give a brief tour while you head across campus to get some howling cow ice cream!
In just two years, the Agricultural Institute will prepare you for a meaningful career in agriculture.
Our faculty are among the best in the country. Our facilities are unparalleled. And our hands-on curriculum keeps students up to date with rapidly changing technology and industry demands.
Learn more about AGI
Make sure to submit your application on time!
Fall Deadline
June 1
Spring Deadline
October 1
Visit our application page to learn more.
Are you interested in working with animals or on a golf course? Do you enjoy growing crops? Or, do you want to launch an agricultural start-up? From production to sales, we have a program for everyone who is passionate about agriculture.
Check out our Associate of Applied Science degrees to view programs that can help support you on your education journey.
We’ve provided the answers to some of the most common questions we receive about the AGI application process, student experience and more.
Visit our FAQ page for more information.
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