Highlights
Degree Type:Associate of Applied Science
Entry Term:Fall, Spring
Program Format:On Campus
Number of Credits:60 hours
Equine Training, A.A.S.
If you’re ready to train young horses and shape them into confident performers, this hands-on, two-year degree is for you. With a strong focus on fundamentals, you’ll learn how to guide, read, and influence horses through each stage of development. Bring your own horse with 30–60 days of training and get to work building your skills. This degree option requires skills and physical fitness, with fast reflexes, heavy lifting and stamina to handle young horses.
Connect One on One:
Anne Sherwood
Fixed Term Part-Time Instructor of Equine Studies
Equine Center
anne.sherwood@nwc.edu
307-754-6471
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Contact
Susan Larsen | Academic and Career Advising Coordinator | susan.larsen@nwc.edu | 307-754-6124
Planning to transfer after Northwest College to complete a Bachelor's degree? We can help you plan ahead for that:
Contact
Susan Larsen | Academic and Career Advising Coordinator | susan.larsen@nwc.edu | 307-754-6124
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