RESOURCES FOR CURRENT AGEC UndergraduateS
This page contains information for current AGEC students. For prospective student information, please click the button below. To make an appointment to speak with an academic advisor, please call the AGEC undergraduate office at 765.494.4201.
Resources for Current Students
- Access MyPurdue
- AGEC Academic Advisors
- Change of Major (Change of Degree Objectives - CODO) to Agriculture
- College of Agriculture Curriculum "Core" Requirements
- Office of Dean of Students: Probation, Drops, Readmission, Withdrawal
- Programs of Study (Audit Sheets)
- Purdue Minors
- Purdue Undergraduate Certificates
- Transfer Credit Questions
- University Core Curriculum
Explore, apply, and prepare for your Study Abroad Opportunity by visiting the Purdue Agriculture Study Abroad, International Programs in Agriculture (IPIA) website.
To apply or learn more about scholarship and fellowship opportunities, visit the College of Agriculture's Office of Academic Programs scholarship webpage.
Undergraduate students in the department of agricultural economics, who meet certain GPA requirements, will be invited to engage in honors research. Talk to your academic advisor or visit the AGEC honors program for more information.
Your pursuit of higher education begins at Purdue University. Learn more about Purdue's graduate programs by visiting the Office of the Vice Provost for Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Scholars website.
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Students in the agricultural economics program have a 100% placement rate at graduation
Purdue is home to the #3 agriculture program in the U.S. and #6 in the world
Students in the agricultural economics program have an average starting salary of $58,485
Students in the agricultural economics program have a 100% placement rate at graduation
Purdue is home to the #3 agriculture program in the U.S. and #6 in the world
QS World University Rankings, 2025
Students in the agricultural economics program have an average starting salary of $58,485