Agriculture: Individualized Programs, B.S.

Individualized program opportunities have been developed to assist students with academic goals that cross several disciplines. The procedure for entering an individualized program is as follows:

1. The student must meet with the ​Director of Undergraduate Studies for Individualized Programs to request permission to pursue an individualized program. During this meeting, the student will outline goals and learning objectives that explain why an individualized program best meets those desired outcomes. The Director of Undergraduate Studies for Individualized Programs will explain the program, its objectives and possible risks involved that include limitations to prospective employment and acceptance for advanced graduate degree work.
2. If permission is granted, the ​Director of Undergraduate Studies for Individualized Programs will direct the student to meet with the Assistant Dean of Advising to develop an appropriate plan of study.
3. The student’s academic record will be updated to reflect admission into the individualized program and the current academic advisor will be notified of this transition.
4. The Assistant Dean of Advising will serve as the primary academic advisor for students pursuing the individualized program. Students are encouraged to consult with faculty in their chosen areas of interest while developing their program.
5. The Director of Undergraduate Studies for Individualized Programs will be a faculty member who will provide oversight of the process, review the program periodically, and approve students’ plans of study.

For more information, contact:

Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment Center for Student Success
N24 Ag. Science Center
University of Kentucky
Lexington, KY 40546-0091
​859-257-3468
email: cafeadvising@uky.edu