Application for Colt Training | Northeastern Junior College

Northeastern accepts colts into our equine training program for our students to receive hands on experience.

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Colt's year of birth:

We prefer not to accept any colts older than 4 years of age.

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Registration information is not mandatory, but it may help us do a better job matching colts with students.

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All colts must be halter trained, quiet, and feet must have been trimmed. It is also helpful, but not mandatory, that they be up to date on Rhino-Flu, Strep vaccinations, as well as worming. All colts will be given a flu booster during the semester. Any colts found to be a danger to students, or not contributing to a learning environment, will be sent home (kicking, or obvious aggressive behavior). We do not take stallions or bred mares into our program.

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Program Requirements / Classes

Equine Science Designation

Associate of Science

60 Credits

Curriculum

Equine Business Management

Associate of Applied Science

60 Credits

Curriculum

Equine Management

Associate of Applied Science

71.5 Credits

Curriculum

Equine Science Concentration

Associate of General Studies

60 Credits

Curriculum

Equine Business Management Certificate

Certificate

30 Credits

Curriculum

Equine Management Training Certificate

Certificate

30 Credits

Curriculum

Degree Descriptions

Associate of Arts Degree (A.A.) and Associate of Science Degree (A.S.)

The AA and the AS degrees are traditional 2-year degrees specifically designed to transfer to 4-year institutions for the purpose of completing a BA or a BS. They are often referred to as university parallel degrees. The general education requirements are what actually permit the degrees to be called Associates or Arts or Science. The difference between the AS and AA is minimal, with the AA permitting math courses and a science course that are not recognized under the AS degree. Read Colorado's Guaranteed Transfer Policy here.

Associate of General Studies (A.G.S.)

The AGS degree is, at times, articulated to transfer to certain 4-year institutions and programs. There is more room for flexibility in this degree. Generally, if a student decides to transfer to a 4-year school to pursue a BA or BS after earning the AGS, they may be short some of the general education requirements.

Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)

The Associate of Applied Science degree is rarely pursued by a student who intends to transfer to a 4-year school. It is primarily a degree that prepares a student to go directly into the workforce. It is typically a specific technical career that the student who seeks the AAS is seeking. Again, the general education requirements are less rigid with the AAS degree.

Certificate Programs

Certificates are 1-year technical programs that require no general education courses. Auto Tech, Agri-business, and Cosmetology are Certificate programs. English, math, science, etc. are not required to complete a certificate, although some students choose to take preparatory classes that might help them succeed in the program.