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What
will this program do for me?
This course of study includes instruction in commercial cut-flower and
greenhouse production, principles of environmental horticulture, plant
identification, the use of horticulture machines and business practices
in the ornamental-horticulture industry.
What
kind of job can I get once I complete the program?
Students who successfully complete the program are eligible for positions
as: cut-flower grower, flower grounds man, flower shipper, plant propagator,
plant salesperson and pot-plant grower.
How
much can I earn in this career?
Salaries vary upon experience and training. Please refer to Occupational Outlook Handbook for current information on salary and job prospects.
How
long will the program take?
This is a two-year course of study. Go to Program Curriculum for specific course requirements.
Where
will classes be held?
Classes are held at the Phelan Campus. Go to Schedules for Credit Classes for times and locations.
Where
do I get more information?
Interested students should contact the department at (415) 239-3236.
You can also obtain more information by reviewing the Program
Curriculum, or visiting the department Web page: Environmental
Horticulture Home Page. Please go to Schedules
for Credit Classes for times and locations.
What
time of day are classes offered?
Classes are offered both day and night. Refer to Schedules for Credit Classes for times and locations.
When
do classes start?
Classes begin in the Fall (August) and Spring (January) semesters. Some
courses may be offered in the Summer. Check the Schedules for Credit Classes for times and locations.
How
do I enroll?
Obtain an application online or from the Office of Admissions and Records,
Conlan Hall, Phelan Campus, (415) 239-3236. Contact
the Environmental Horticulture Department at (415) 239-3236 for more details.
What
are the requirements for receiving a degree?
Requirements for the degree are to complete the core courses including
Introduction to Horticulture, Horticulture Machines, Business Practices,
Soils, Pest Control, Fall/Winter Plant ID, Spring/Summer Plant Id and
Speech 11. Courses specializing in Commercial Cut-Flower and Greenhouse
Production include, Greenhouse Operations, Plant Propagation, Work Experience,
Landscape Construction, Greenhouse Crops, Flowers and Foliage ID and
Landscape Design. General Education courses are also required for graduation
with the degree. Go to Program Curriculum for specific course requirements.
How
much money can I expect to spend?
Please refer to Tuition
Information for specifics on costs. Financial Aid is available for those who qualify. You may also call the Financial Aid Office at (415) 239-3576.
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