Livestock Management Program

15 U.S. colleges are offering Livestock Management programs and its subprograms. The 2024 average undergraduate tuition of the Livestock Management programs is $10,167 for state residents and $27,181 for out-of-state students. The average graduate program tuition is $28,185 for state residents and $27,181 for out-of-state students.

Livestock Management by Degree and Programs

1 colleges have Livestock Management BS degree programs and 2 graduate schools have the program in gradute levels. 10 colleges and vocational schools have the Livestock Management program and 2 schools have post-graduate certificate programs.

Livestock Management Programs by Degree
	Number of Offered Schools
Less than 12 Weeks Certificate	-
Less than 1 Year Certificate	4
1-2 Years Certificate	6
2-4 Years Certificate	-
Associate's	6
Bachelor's	1
Master's	1
Doctorate	1

U.S. Colleges Offering Livestock Management Program

School Name	Undergraduate Tuition	Graduate Tuition	Populatoin	Graduation Rate	Students to Faculty
University of Alaska Fairbanks Public, four-years	$22,752 ($8,640)	$25,703 ($13,181)	6,607	38%	11 to 1
Iowa State University Public, four-years	$27,683 ($10,497)	$29,303 ($12,451)	29,969	74%	18 to 1
Colby Community College Public, 2-4 years	$5,736 ($4,196)	-	1,380	46%	19 to 1
Dodge City Community College Public, 2-4 years	$5,850 ($5,550)	-	1,670	27%	17 to 1
Kansas State University Public, four-years	$27,816 ($10,942)	$25,147 ($11,786)	19,722	68%	18 to 1
Michigan State University Public, four-years	$43,372 ($15,988)	$41,224 ($21,148)	50,023	81%	17 to 1
Dawson Community College Public, 2-4 years	$9,135 ($6,435)	-	462	27%	13 to 1
Miles Community College Public, 2-4 years	$10,768 ($7,160)	-	583	51%	12 to 1
James Sprunt Community College Public, 2-4 years	$8,736 ($2,592)	-	1,359	34%	12 to 1
Wayne Community College Public, 2-4 years	$8,668 ($2,524)	-	2,732	48%	12 to 1