The Department of Agriculture offers a variety of scholarships to students entering the department as freshmen or community college transfers.
Why did you choose Illinois State University?
I chose ISU for the great atmosphere, student body, and faculty and staff.
What do you like about Agriculture Department?
The faculty and staff in the ag. department are extremely helpful and insightful. Also the department has a great selection of classes that will help prepare you for your future employment or internships.
What are your career goals?
To become employed with a successful agriculture related company focusing on marketing or finance.
What was your 1st day at ISU like?
My first day at ISU was not hard at all. The campus is set up so it is easy to make your way around without getting lost. A lot of students are usually scared or nervous on their first day, but ISU makes sure that before your first day you feel as comfortable as if it was your last.
What student organizations are you a member of?
I am an active member of Student Agriculture Association and the acting secretary for ISU's National Agri-Marketing Association (NAMA).
Thank you for your interest! Spend some time browsing our Web site to learn about our programs and special opportunities available to our students.
We encourage prospective students to visit campus, see our facilities and meet with a representative from our department. To arrange a meeting or for more information about our department please contact the department advisor,
(309) 438-8767.
Campus information sessions, which include a student-led walking tour of campus and a residence hall tour, are given Monday through Friday and on most Saturdays from August through May when classes are in session. Contact the Office of Admissions to make a reservation.
The Freshman Link has all the information you need right at your fingertips! This site is a gathering of resources, dates, and contact information for various campus offices.
Whether you are planning to transfer to Illinois State University from a community college or a 4-year college or university, we are here to help YOU make the transition to our community. You are not alone; approximately 40 percent of Illinois State University's students are transfer students. We offer special programs like these to enhance your social adjustment and improve academic performance:
Transfer Registration Program held several times throughout the year. During Transfer Days students who are admitted to the following semester are invited to campus for academic advisement, class registration, and a transfer information fair.
Visit Your Transfer Links for additional resources to help you negotiate your way through the University.
Students interested in the Agriculture Graduate Program should also visit the Graduate School Web site for information about admission requirements, application process and graduate assistantships.
The Office of Admissions can help answer questions about admission requirements, deadlines, and the application process and when you are ready you can Apply Online.
