Glen Oaks Community College and Michigan State University's Institute of Agricultural Technology partner to offer two associate degrees: the AAS for students entering the ag workforce and the AS for those planning to transfer to a four-year university. Year 1 is primarily at Glen Oaks; Year 2 includes MSU-taught courses in crop production, ag systems, and technology, plus a professional internship with a local ag employer. Programs serve high school graduates, adult learners, and working farmers across southern Michigan and northern Indiana.