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Bachelor of Digital and Precision Agriculture

About the program

A joint major that applies geospatial and sensor technologies to farming.

Develop foundational knowledge and practical skills related to Digital and Precision Agriculture.

Covers geospatial and sensor technologies
Agricultural systems
Data analysis and modelling with a systems-thinking approach. Students work with production data on research and teaching farms and study interactions among environment
Crops and machines.

High school GPA equivalent to 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (or SAT 1200+/ACT 25+); Core courses of 4 years English
3 science
3 mathematics and 2 social studies; English proficiency proof; Financial statement.

Secondary school completion with core courses: 4 years English, 3 science (2 lab), 3 mathematics, 2 social studies

Check the entry requirements and rolling deadline. Apply 6-8 weeks ahead
Up to one year before the start (). Apply online in the application portal and pay the nonrefundable 65 USD fee by credit card. Upload official high school or college records
Proof of English proficiency and the financial statement. SAT/ACT is optional for applicants educated abroad. Receive the admission decision and Form I-20
Then apply for the F-1 student visa.

Campus	Ames
Faculty or school	College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Department	Agronomy; Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
Teaching language	English
Credit value	120
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	0 year
Scholarship note	Potential institution scholarships may have separate eligibility and application requirements; Confirm availability for this program.