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The School has one of the largest enrollments of any college of agriculture in the nation, and it consistently ranks as one of the top colleges of agriculture and life sciences in the nation. Currently, the school is #2 in total minority baccalaureate degrees awarded in agricultural business/production, #3 in African American baccalaureate degrees awarded in agricultural business/production, #1 in Hispanic baccalaureate degrees awarded in agricultural business/production, #3 in Hispanic baccalaureate degrees awarded in agricultural sciences, #1 in total minority doctorates in agricultural sciences, and #1 in Hispanic doctorates in agricultural sciences.

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