Agricultural Business and Management

Meet with a First Year Advisor to develop your academic planning.

Take advantage of COSE Virtual Express advising.

Participate in the Experiential Education Certificate Program.

Adopt your University Seminar US1100 learning as key for first year success.

Review your degree plan for courses that include the Service-Learning Excellence program.

Begin expanding your student experience by joining a student organization through the Bobcat Organization HUB.

Find agriculture-related groups to connect with others majoring within the college.

Join science and engineering student organizations or clubs to connect with others majoring within the college.

Explore the TXST One Stop for more information about the scholarships provided to new and continuing students.

Attend an IDEA Center workshop to learn more about undergraduate research.

Consider the STEM Communities Learning Assistance program.

Complete your Career Assessments, such as Focus2.

Create your Handshake profile.

Create your LinkedIn profile and connect with colleagues and leaders.

Develop and review your resume with Career Services.

Schedule appointments with the COSE Advising Center and follow registration instructions for course guidance.

Check out the Collaborative Learning Center (CLC) for learning assistance.

Explore external scholarship opportunities such as the Fulbright Scholarship to take your expertise to unique locations abroad.

Regularly check the curricula and flowchart pre-requisites and co-requisites for courses may change over time.

Share your knowledge as a Peer Mentor or Tutor at SLAC.

Meet with an advisor in Education Abroad or Study in America to explore financial aid options toward learning in an international or national setting.

Discover Global Online Learning Experiences for courses with culturally dynamic perspectives.

Engage in outreach programs to promote agricultural education in the community.

Participate in Women in STEM initiatives and the Houston-Louis Stokes STEM Pathways and Research Alliance (H-LSAMP).

Review Agriculture internship requirements before taking part.

Apply to participate in the RAISE grant, which offers unique internships and mentoring opportunities with USDA and Texas AgriLife Extension.

Join one of the Learning Communities which provide opportunities to collaborate with faculty on developing and conducting their own research projects.

Get internship guidance from the internship staff in Career Services.

Check out the National Science Foundation (NSF) Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Summer Program.

Build Career & Graduate School Fairs into your schedule to ensure your connection maximum opportunities.

Join Employer Information Sessions at Career Services or your department.

Prepare to ace your job interviews with Career Services or your academic department.

Check your Degree Audit & meet with your academic advisor.

Explore next steps including potential graduate programs.

Complement your degree with a micro credential.

Complete a capstone project related to major.

Create and update a digital portfolio of academic work and experiences.

Seek out a leadership role with the Leadership & Service.

Attend a Student Government Senate meeting to contribute to the TXST community.

Attend financial literacy workshops (e.g., budgeting, student loans, taxes).

Learn about Global Career Accelerator options that give you experience with global companies and in-demand tech skills.

Attend a conference related to your major (get recommendations from a faculty) or your student organization.

Deliver a presentation in a student conference, workshop, seminar or community organization.

Develop a full-time employment or graduate school plan with Career Services.

Complete your First Destination Survey to share your post-graduation plans.

Identify faculty and professional references.