Best Schools for International Agriculture

International Agriculture graduates earn a median of $56,405 within four years of graduating, ranking #0 out of 283 tracked majors — 10% below the median across all fields. There are 3 colleges nationwide with tracked earnings for this major, producing 54 recent graduates.

Too few colleges report earnings for International Agriculture to compare them against each other. Across fields that can be compared, the field you choose separates earnings more than the college you choose.

Schools

$56,405

Avg. 2yr Earnings

of 283 Majors

Graduates

International Agriculture by State

Top International Agriculture Schools by Graduate Earnings

Iowa State University

Ames, IA · Public

Cornell University

Ithaca, NY · Private

$31,839

2yr Earnings

23 grads · small sample

1yr: $31,652 (23)

Grads: 23

Acceptance: 8.2%

University of California-Davis

Davis, CA · Public

$31,781

2yr Earnings

Acceptance: 41.6%

Majors with Similar Earnings

Mathematics and Computer Science $84,401 Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering $81,473 Petroleum Engineering $74,887 Operations Research $73,589 Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering $72,650

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best school for International Agriculture?

Iowa State University ranks #1 for International Agriculture with median graduate earnings of $56,405 within four years of graduating. There are 3 schools nationwide offering this major with tracked earnings data.

How much do International Agriculture graduates earn?

International Agriculture graduates earn an average of $56,405 within four years of graduating. This is near the median across all majors. Earnings range from $56,405 to $56,405 depending on the school.

How hard is it to get into a top International Agriculture program?

The average acceptance rate across International Agriculture programs is 46.3%. The most selective program is at Cornell University with a 8.2% acceptance rate. Competitive programs value strong math/analytical skills and relevant coursework.

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. Earnings are median 2 years after graduation for bachelor's degree holders, from the field-of-study file last updated June 2026. Institution-level figures elsewhere on the site come from the June 2026 release — Scorecard publishes the two separately.

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