BSAG in Horticulture (Horticultural Business), Oklahoma State University

Students benefit from practical, real-world experiences including hands-on laboratory work and access to facilities like the Greenhouse Learning Center, The Botanic Garden at OSU, and the Water Conservation and Irrigation Training Center. The opportunity to study abroad in countries like Belgium, France, Germany, and Holland adds valuable international exposure. Additionally, graduates have strong career prospects in various roles such as greenhouse managers, nursery managers, community garden coordinators, and more. The program also attracts scholarships worth up to $100K annually.

The major is in Horticulture, provided by the Horticulture and Landscape Architecture Department at Ferguson College of Agriculture. It offers a dedicated pathway in horticultural business as part of the broader horticulture discipline.

Graduates of this program can look forward to careers in diverse areas including botanic garden management, greenhouse and nursery management, community gardening, horticultural sales, and financial services related to horticulture. The program's emphasis on practical experience and global exposure helps prepare students for various leadership roles in the horticultural industry.