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May 10, 2026
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2026-2027 Undergraduate Catalog
Animal Science, Industry and Production Concentration, B.S.
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Return to: College of Basic and Applied Sciences
Agriculture
615-898-5217
Kevin Downs, program coordinator
Kevin.Downs@mtsu.edu
The Animal Science, Industry and Production Concentration, B.S. is designed for students interested in pursuing careers in animal agriculture, animal-related entities, or the vast allied industries associated with animal agricultural production and animal science. Students will have the opportunity to gain knowledge about food, fiber, and companion animal species.
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Degree Requirements
| True Blue Core (TBC) | 41 hours | | Major Requirements | 46 hours | | Animal Science Core | (15 hours) | | Industry and Production Concentration | (31 hours) | | Supporting Courses | 30-31 hours* | | Electives | 2-13 hours | | TOTAL | 120 hours | *This program requires courses that can also fulfill requirements of the True Blue Core curriculum. If program requirements are also used to fulfill True Blue Core requirements, the number of elective hours may increase. True Blue Core
True Blue Core requirements (shown in curricular listings below) include courses in the Foundational Skills areas of Written Communication (WC), Information Literacy (Info Lit), Non-Written Communication (NWC), and Quantitative Literacy (Quant Lit). Knowledge Domains include Human Society and Social Relationships (HSSR), Scientific Literacy (Sci Lit), Creativity and Cultural Expression (CCE), and History and Civic Learning, which include Discovery and Explorations categories. Students must choose at least one course from each Discovery category. The following courses required by the program meet True Blue Core requirements: Major Requirements (46 hours)
Animal Science Core (15 hours)
Industry and Production Concentration (31 hours)
Upper-Division Elective (3 hours)
Upper-division (3000-4000 level) AGBS or PLSO elective 3 credit hours Supporting Courses (30-31 hours)
Curriculum: Animal Science, Industry and Production
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