Deepen your understanding of livestock and the science behind sustainable production with the Casper College animal science program. Whether you are a traditional student raised in agriculture or a nontraditional learner seeking to enter the industry, our program offers a comprehensive blend of biology, nutrition, and hands-on management training. You will work directly with cattle, sheep, and horses, learning the essential skills needed to improve animal health and optimize production efficiency.
We offer two distinct degree pathways tailored to your specific career goals and educational plans.
Casper College is a national leader in “affordable excellence,” consistently ranking as one of the best values for higher education in Wyoming. We are committed to helping you understand the investment you are making in your future by providing transparent cost information and personalized support. While individual costs vary based on residency and course load, many students use a combination of federal grants, the Hathaway Scholarship, and other funding sources to help manage their educational expenses.
We encourage you to use our net price calculator and contact our financial aid office for a customized estimate of your costs and aid eligibility.
The animal science industry offers a wide range of career opportunities that are vital to feeding the world and caring for livestock.
Our program adheres to high academic standards, ensuring your training is respected by industry employers and transfer institutions alike. Casper College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.
The Associate of Science (A.S.) in Animal Science is specifically built for students who wish to pursue advanced degrees. Casper College maintains strong transfer agreements with the University of Wyoming and other regional partners, allowing you to complete your first two years in a small, supportive environment before moving on to your bachelor’s degree. Learn more at Transfer Agreements.
I’ve come to know Casper College as more than just a place for academics; it’s been a community for me.
Kaitlin

Academic Chair; Agriculture Instructor

Academic Assistant, School of Science

Dean, School of Science
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