Berry College

English or Western riding
Address: 
Animal Science
2277 Martha Berry Blvd.
Mount Berry, GA, 30149-5003
United States
34° 15' 19.656" N, 85° 10' 37.3404" W
Student Contact Information
Contact Name: 
Dr. Judy Wilson, Director, Gunby Equine Center or Marvin Howlett.
Phone number: 
(706) 238-7736
Fax number: 
(706) 236-2233
Majors/Degrees/Certificates
Accreditation: 
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Majors: 
Animal Science with emphasis in Equine Science
Specialties: 
English or Western riding
Associations: 
Intercollegiate Horse Show Association
IHSA Zone 5 - AL, FL, GA, KY, MS, SC, TN
IHSA Zone 5, Region 2 - AL, GA, SC
School Information
Type of School: 
Private College
Tuition Costs: 
tuition, $24,420; room and board: $8,724; horse board: $350/month
Facilities: 
Equestrian center is three miles from campus and has 65 school horses, one outdoor arena (120ft x 200ft), one covered arena (125ft x 250ft), three barns, pasture, and trails.
Class ratio: 
Each course is a combination of classroom and laboratory work.
Showing: 
IHSA, Varsity

Three instructed rides per week; riding class size averages four students. Hunt and stock seat riding styles taught. The Animal Science program is designed for the student interested in professional careers related to horses or other animal species. Students in many academic areas of liberal arts and sciences take advantage of Animal Science courses as electives to enhance their knowledge and skills with horses or other animals. An Animal Science minor is available, and students may emphasize equine courses within this minor. Equine courses include Horse Systems and Management, Equine Health, Equine Evaluation, and Comparative Exercise Physiology and Stable Management. The primary uses of the Gunby Equine Center are for training, research, development of the equestrian team, and educating students in various areas of the equine and animal industry. A wide variety of courses are available through the Animal Science/Pre-Veterinary major. Guided trail rides and equine-related events enhance student and community involvement at the equine center.

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