To compete for seats at the faculty, the eleventh graders must have parents who are farmers, they must be on the mathscience track and they must show a grade point average (GPA) of at least 2.00 for their studies in the tenth and eleventh grades.
Openings are available in eight majors – agricultural economics, entomology, agronomy, farm plants, horticulture, phytopathology, agricultural propagation and promotion, and animal husbandry.
Two of the students who pass a written exam and interview will be awarded a Bt80,000 scholarship to cover tuition for a bachelor’s degree.
The Agriculture Faculty is also providing 50 “agricultural scientist” places to other students to earn a bachelor’s in the same majors.
They must be on the mathscience track and have achieved a GPA of at least 2.50 for their studies in the tenth and eleventh grades.
Applications for both types of quotas can be submitted until February 24.
For more details please call 053 944641~2 or visit www.agri.cmu.ac.th.