Top middle of MO. land of green hills and grass | I know some folks that went the ISU route. I chose the program through the University of Nebraska-Lincoln seemed more flexible to me. It's actually a hybrid type of program, I have a project that amounts to a big part of my program, but it's not quite a intense as a thesis based program. The route I'm taking will allow me if I choose to continue on.
Nice folks out there, good to work with, and quite a few choices for coursework. They also offer on-line undergrad courses for those looking for a BS.
I've been working on mine, taking a course or 2 a semester, and will graduate with about 4 years invested. I think that includes a semester or 2 that I didn't take any classes though. Cost will run you ~$400-600/cr and you'll need about 36 credits if I remeber right.
Edited by nw_bearcat 3/11/2010 11:23
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IA State Agronomy masters program
