Intro to Animal Sciences online?

[DachsieVet]

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I just saw the thread on online Animal Nutrition courses, and I was wondering if anyone has any information on Intro to Animal Sciences courses online. UF requires both, and my school has neither.

 

[RockStarKDub]

When I spoke to UF Admissions about this last year, they gave me the following info about which universities offer equivalent Animal Science...

Oklahoma State:
ANSI 1124 Intro to the Animal Sciences
Phone # 405-744-6390
[email protected]

Murray State:
AGR 100 Animal Science
Address: Dean of Continuing Education
1 Murray State
Murray, KY 42071-3308

 

[Truth74]

Purdue has a 3 credit hour one, but I don't know if you can just take that one class. From the site, it looks like you can.

They do it for fall and spring semester.
Here's the URL:
http://www.agriculture.purdue.edu/teachers/ansc101/index.html

 

[OSJ]

Missouri might have one, I took another animal science course (animal breeding) online there.

 

[DachsieVet]

Thanks for the info! Oklahoma State seems like a good option because they offer Animal Nutrition, too, and I think that would just be easier.
I've seen that Purdue one before, but I'm unsure because the site looks like it's for Purdue students specifically, and not just anyone...

 

[LovesAnimals]

DH took the Purdue one, and that was the only class he ever took from there. He liked it a lot, it was very flexible and he learned a lot.

 

[philomycus]

I'm enrolled in the Intro Course right now....only b/c UF wanted it. I was trying to get ahead in case I got in and didn't have to do it over the summer. It was expensive: $738.00 (books, tuition). But it's VERY conveinent. This is the 2nd correspondance course I have taken with them and I'd do it again from them.

 

[DachsieVet]

I'm enrolled in the Intro Course right now....only b/c UF wanted it. I was trying to get ahead in case I got in and didn't have to do it over the summer. It was expensive: $738.00 (books, tuition). But it's VERY conveinent. This is the 2nd correspondance course I have taken with them and I'd do it again from them.

At which school?

 

[philomycus]

OK state....sorry!

 

[MickeysPet]

I took the Purdue course, and I liked it. You don't have to be a Purdue student to take it. I think I paid around $800 for it (not including book), and it can easily be completed in 3-4 months. The professor is really easy to contact via email with questions, and I thought the material was appropriate difficulty-wise, but mainly focuses on LA. I have taken biochem, though, which probably made it a little easier, but those who haven't taken biochem could do just as well.

 

[DachsieVet]

Thanks for the info about the Purdue course!

Can the OK State one be completed in the same time frame (3-4 months)? I'd rather take it over a summer, since I would have more time.

 

[epitastic]

has anyone taken the murray state animal science course that could comment about it...difficulty, etc.?

thanks.