Demand for CALS grads is stronger than ever. USDA forecasts that the agriculture and food industries need 57,900 new graduates a year; the nation’s agricultural colleges currently produce only 35,400. In North Carolina alone, we’re looking for 1,100 more students in our four-year degree programs and 90 more in our two-year Agricultural Institute degree programs.

Six months after graduation, 68% of our graduates were either working in their chosen field or attending graduate or professional school. Roughly 80% of all CALS graduates and 91% of AGI graduates have jobs in agriculture and food industries.

We can help put your CALS degree to work.

CALS Career Services Office provides students with the necessary tools to make the transition from college to career.

Contact Sara Lane, CALS Director of Career Services, or make an appointment using ePack.