Best colleges with Crop Production degrees
There are 22 colleges in the U.S. where you can study and earn a degree in crop production. These are the top ranked colleges offering majors in crop production based on the CollegeSimply ranking methodology. The average net price to attend these colleges is $10,646 per year. Ventura College offers the cheapest crop production degree with an average net price of $2,522 annually.
Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute
- Public 2 Year
- Wooster, OH
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Ohio State ATI is a two-year technical institute known for associate programs in agriculture, horticulture, and animal sciences. Students learn on a working-farm campus in rural Wooster.
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- Avg GPA NA
- Acceptance Rate 100%
- Net Price $17,576
Blue Mountain Community College
- Public 2 Year
- Pendleton, OR
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Blue Mountain is a community college known for undergraduate programs in agriculture and nursing. The campus is in Pendleton in rural northeastern Oregon.
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- Avg GPA NA
- Acceptance Rate 100%
- Net Price $12,017
Chemeketa Community College
- Public 2 Year
- Salem, OR
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- Jul 6 application deadline
Chemeketa is a community college known for associate-level nursing, wine studies, and career technical programs. The main campus is in Salem, Oregon's capital in the Willamette Valley.
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- Avg GPA NA
- Acceptance Rate 100%
- Net Price $8,163
Northwest College
- Public 2 Year
- Powell, WY
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A public community college known for undergraduate agriculture and equine studies. The campus is in the small town of Powell near Yellowstone National Park.
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- Avg GPA NA
- Acceptance Rate 100%
- Net Price $10,044