Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture

Agriculturists in Nebraska seeking transferable associate’s degrees in agriculture studies would do well to look into the University of Nebraska’s College of Technical Agriculture in Curtis, Nebraska.

Academics offered at the school include four degrees with transfer options to the University of Nebraska – Lincoln and many other four-year institutions. These degrees are in:

• Veterinary Technology Systems
• Agriculture Production Systems
• Agribusiness Management Systems
• Horticulture Systems

Admissions require students to possess a high school diploma or GED and to have taken the ACT assessment test, with scores used for determining scholarships, advising, and guidance assistance.

Specialty programs designed for students to expand their knowledge in professional settings are also offered, like the 100 Acre Advantage Program, 100 Beef Cow Ownership Advantage Program, Agronomy Scholar Program, and Business Builders Program.

The college contains an exciting student life, with picnics, dances, movie nights, and intramural sports. Whether your interest is in the Rodeo Team or volunteering at the local church, the college has opportunities for you.

Junior or senior high school students may enroll in the college and receive college credit for their work. Online classes are also offered to accommodate students’ busy schedules.

On-campus housing and meal plans are available and required for all first year students. A limited number of rooms are reserved for second year students.

Eligible students may receive financial aid through grants, low interest loans, work-study programs and various scholarships, including academic, leadership, and activity scholarships, all offered by the Nebraska College. All scholarships require a high school transcript and ACT scores, with the leadership scholarship preferring additional letters of recommendation.

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