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Agriscience: Animals & Plants

Gain exposure to biology, animal anatomy, physiology, animal health, and reproduction. Study plant classification, cell structure, plant nutrition, and soils, as well as plant relationships to people. 

Location: Local High School

Credentials Earned

TBD

Articulated Credit Earned

Pursuing postsecondary education? See how your credits could carry over in Michigan:

Credentials and articulation are dependent on the grade earned in the class and passing credential exams.

Common Jobs and Salaries

What could I do after this class?

  • Veterinary Assistant and Laboratory Animal Caretaker: $36,647 (average annual salary)
  • Landscaping and Groundskeeping Worker: $37,081 (average annual salary)

What could I do with more formal learning?

  • Soil and Plant Scientist: $71,200 (average annual salary)
  • Veterinarian: $123,065 (average annual salary)

 

Data provided by Michigan Center for Data and Analytics (MCDA), Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (2025) and Long-Term Occupational Employment Projections (2032), Southwest Michigan Prosperity Region.

Interested in this class? Learn more about the application process and talk with your high school counselor about enrolling.

This class has helped me decide what I want to do as a career working with animals.

— Former Agriscience: Animals & Plants student

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