LEGEND   =  Transferability   =  View Degree Requirements by Quarter   =  View Degree Requirements by Discipline Agriculture - Crop and Soils Science Degree Options See Legend Associate of Arts - Crop & Soil Science/Ag-Sciences OSU DTA Quarter Discipline This degree is articulated with the College of Agricultural Sciences for students interested in OSU's Ag Sciences program. $ Estimated Program Cost Degree Outcomes Associate of Arts - Rangeland/Natural Resources/Ag-Sciences OSU DTA Quarter Discipline The degree is articulated with the Ag Sciences Department at Oregon State University for students interested in OSU's Ag Sciences program. $ Estimated Program Cost Degree Outcomes Associate of Arts - Horticulture/Ag Sciences OSU DTA Quarter Discipline This degree is articulated with the Ag Sciences Department at Oregon State University for students interested in OSU's Ag Science program. $ Estimated Program Cost Degree Outcomes Associate in Arts-General Agriculture/Ag Science OSU DTA Quarter Discipline This degree is articulated with the Agriculture Sciences department at Oregon State University for student's interested in OSU's Ag Sciences program. $ Estimated Program Cost Degree Outcomes Associate in Applied Arts and Sciences Degree in Agriculture Science and Technology - Plant and Soil Science Quarter Discipline This technical degree prepares the student for a career in agricultural crop production industry. This program is also designed for the individual who is interested in improving their current plant and soil science skills and knowledge. Available at/via:  [Walla Walla] $ Estimated Program Cost Degree Outcomes Agriculture Science and Technology - Plant and Soil Science Certificate Quarter Discipline This certificate is equivalent to the first year of the AAAS Degree in Agriculture Science and Technology - Plant and Soil Science. Available at/via:  [Walla Walla] $ Estimated Program Cost Degree Outcomes Initial Private Pesticide Applicator Quarter Discipline Endorsements are provided in selected Professional-Technical Programs consisting of less than 20 credit hours and are designed to provide basic entry-level skills. This course in agricultural natural resources is designed to prepare the student to handle, transport, use and properly dispose of agricultural chemicals. The student takes the Washington State Private Pesticide certification exam at the conclusion of the instruction. Available at/via:  [Walla Walla] $ Estimated Program Cost Degree Outcomes