Landscape and Horticulture Management
Associate in Science (Program Code: 2191)
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Enhance landscaping skills and develop management expertise, planting the seed for a successful horticultural career.
Program Overview
From neighborhood landscapes to local nurseries, horticulturists keep our communities vibrant and sustainable. Palm Beach State College's Associate in Science (A.S.) in Landscape and Horticulture Management cultivates your skills for success in this essential, growing industry.
Dive into horticulture concepts that keep South Florida's environment lush, from turfgrass culture and pesticides to plant physiology and landscape design. Grow your expertise with electives and master practical gardening skills, like potting and propagation.
While you're learning, you can participate in community-building activities, such as creating sustainable practices on campus. You can also seamlessly apply credits to PBSC's Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management.
Program Details
- Admission requirements: High school diploma or GED
- Location: Online and on-site at Palm Beach Gardens campus
- Credits: 60
- Program length: Two years (full-time)
- Start Terms: Fall, Spring and Summer. View academic calendar.
- Cost: $101 per credit hour for Florida residents, plus fees. View tuition details.
- Financial aid and scholarships: Available to qualified students. Learn about financial aid options.
This program is part of the Industry, Manufacturing, Construction and Transportation
(IMCT) Pathway. Learn More
Career Outlook
Through PBSC's A.S. in Landscape and Horticulture Management, you'll garner the knowledge and expertise that drives the green industry. Applied coursework prepares you for management and technical positions dealing with landscape design and sustainable environmental work.
You'll be well-equipped for roles such as landscaping and groundskeeping workers, pesticide handlers and tree trimmers. This program is an opportunity to refine expertise if already self-employed in landscaping. Or, it's a stepping stone towards a rewarding future in the in-demand industry.
Stackable Credentials
With an Associate in Science in Landscape and Horticulture Management, you can:
- Transfer credits seamlessly to PBSC's Bachelor of Applied Science in Supervision and Management.
- Transfer to other bachelor degree programs at colleges and universities nationwide.
- Earn stackable certificates along the way, including PBSC's Landscape and Horticulture Specialist certificate, Landscape and Horticulture Professional 1 certificate or Landscape and Horticulture Professional 2 certificate.
Why Choose PBSC?
- Affordable Tuition: PBSC offers some of the lowest tuition rates in Florida, making a cutting-edge education accessible to all.
- Career-Ready Mindset: Learn from expert faculty and graduate with the skills employers need in today's economy.
- Supportive Community: Access internships, industry networking and daily interaction with faculty dedicated to your success.
How to Apply
- Select Program Code 2191 for the A.S. in Landscape and Horticulture Management when you fill out PBSC’s application on the Admissions webpage.




