One College in Many Places Sheridan College and Gillette College offer AA, AS, and AAS degrees, certificate programs, and program tracks that prepare students to transfer to a four-year college or university. In addition, students may elect to enroll in career training, professional development courses and/or vocational/technical programs.

<< Back to Programs | Why Choose NWCCD? | Getting Started Horticulture The results of trained horticulturists are all around us every day. Where an individual chooses to focus their energy determines which area of the horticultural field they will eventually work in. Horticulturalists are responsible for the parks we relax in, the golf and sports turfs we play on and the landscapes we enjoy. Much more than just "plant science", horticultural students study the relationships between plants, soils, insects, animals and man. Unlike many agricultural fields that dictate living and working in a rural area, Hort. majors have the option of working literally anywhere in all of the fifty states. Presently, there are more job openings for Hort. majors than there are graduates. Students at Sheridan College have the unique opportunity to study in the new Watt Regional Agricultural Center and the state-of-the-art greenhouse that was built in conjunction with the Center. We have on site a National Turf Grass Trial, a formal demonstration garden, an experimental vineyard and an experimental apple orchard. Class sizes are small, 10 to 15 students per class on average, which facilitates personal interaction with the instructors and plenty of hands-on learning. Paid internships with local golf courses, landscaping firms, and greenhouse and nursery business allow students to gain real world experience in their area of interest. With an Associate of Science Degree from Sheridan College in Horticulture, the graduate will be able to seek any of several entry-level positions in the areas listed above. Additionally, many of our graduates have exercised their entrepreneurial talents and have started their own business ventures. For additional career information including salary and wage data, contact Sue Tarter at 307-674-6446 ext. 2004 More Career Information Available at: U.S. Department of Labor Salary and Wage Data   Not sure if you can afford to pay for your education? Transitional Services Programs (TSP) offers financial assistance and support services to Sheridan Campus Career & Technical Major Students*various criteria applies Note: Technical Majors are also referred to as "Degrees and Certificates for Immediate Job Skills" on the Sheridan.edu Web site. Financial Assistance: Tuition Books & Supplies Travel Certification Costs And Other Miscellaneous expenses Support Services: Advocacy Brown bags Coaching & Mentoring Job Seeking Skills & Referrals Workshops ...and more! Contact TSP for more information or to see if you qualify. Program available at:     Sheridan Campus Only Academic Description     Download the Program     Outline/with required credits     Low Resolution (356k*)     High Resolution (1.2MB*)     Download Whole Catalog Available Degree Options     Associate of Applied Science     Admissions Sheridan College:     3059 Coffeen Avenue     Sheridan, WY 82801     307.674.6446     800.913.9139 Ext. 2002     Office Hours: M-F 8am-5pm     Come Visit! | Map It! Questions? Ask instructors directly... (Forwarded to instructors by admissions when available) Contact Us e-Mail Form >> * .pdf, Adobe Acrobat Required