High School Courses
Below are the courses a student may take through Denfeld and/or Duluth East High Schools to prepare for a career in the Agriculture and Natural Resource/Wildlife Management pathway.
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9th Grade |
10th Grade |
11th Grade |
12th Grade |
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Language Arts |
English (1 credit of ELA is required) |
English (1 Credit of ELA is required) |
English (1 Credit of ELA is required) |
English (1 Credit of ELA, this is an elective from the courses below) CAPITAL courses match industry skill-set effectively
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Math |
Math (3 credits of Math is required to graduate) |
Math (3 credits of Math is required to graduate) |
Math (3 credits of Math is required to graduate) |
PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS CAPITAL courses match industry skill-set effectively
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Science |
Science (3 credits of science is required to graduate) CAPITAL courses match industry skill-set effectively
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Science (3 credits of science is required to graduate) CAPITAL courses match industry skill-set effectively
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Science (3 credits of science is required to graduate) CAPITAL courses match industry skill-set effectively
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Science (3 credits of science is required to graduate) |
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Social Studies |
Social Studies (3.5 credits of Social Studies is required to graduate) |
Social Studies (3.5 credits of Social Studies is required to graduate) |
Social Studies (3.5 credits of Social Studies is required to graduate) |
Social Studies (3.5 credits of Social Studies is required to graduate) |
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Other Requirements |
Other required credits: 1 credit in Arts (Visual, Media or Music), .5 credits in health, .5 credits in Physical Education, 1 credit in WIN |
Other required credits: 1 credit in Arts (Visual, Media or Music), .5 credits in health, .5 credits in Physical Education, 1 credit in WIN |
Other required credits: 1 credit in Arts (Visual, Media or Music), .5 credits in health, .5 credits in Physical Education, 1 credit in WIN |
Other required credits: 1 credit in Arts (Visual, Media or Music), .5 credits in health, .5 credits in Physical Education, 1 credit in WIN |
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Career and Technical Electives for College Credit |
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Forestry, Fish & Wildlife* (ACC) |
Forestry, Fish & Wildlife* (ACC) |
Plant Science - Greenhouse 2* (ACC) |
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Career and Technical Electives |
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Course offered at East Campus |
Course offered at East Campus |
Course offered at East Campus |
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Other Suggested Electives |
Introduction to Engineering and Design |
Introduction to Cooking |
First Aid/BLS & EMR CAPITAL courses match industry skill-set effectively
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CITS HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY (CE) CAPITAL courses match industry skill-set effectively
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Legend:
ACC: Articulated College Credit is an agreement between one or more high schools and one or more colleges and universities to accept a high school course as a course equivalence or partial course equivalence to a college course.
AP: Advanced Placement: A standardized curriculum offering college-level courses in subject areas such as English, history, humanities, languages, math, psychology and science. AP courses are taught by a high school teacher on a high school site, trained by College Board.
CE: Concurrent Enrollment allows an eligible high school student to take college or university courses that are taught by a credentialed high school faculty member on the high school campus.
Learn more about types of college credit.
High School Enhanced Learning
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Work-Based Learning |
Career Development Internship or Job Shadow |
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Service Learning |
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College Preparation |
Guidance Counselors, ACT, PLAN, PSAT, ASVAB, ACCUPLACER, Career Center |
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Student Organizations |
Post-Secondary Connections
The programs below are some of the college programs related to this career pathway. Ask your counselor for more information.
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2-Year College |
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4-Year University |
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Want to see more? Find related programs in Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources.
College & University Enhanced Learning
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Work-Based Learning |
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Service Learning |
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Career Preparation & National Accreditation |
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Student Organizations |
Related Careers
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Career Name |
Typical Education Required |
Average Wage |
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Associate's degree |
$20.23/hour |
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Bachelor's degree |
$30.56/hour |
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Doctoral or professional degree |
N/A |
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Master's degree |
$33.31/hour |
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High school diploma or equivalent |
$36.69/hour |