Arboriculture Degree Programs in the US and Canada

Mangoes · Mar 21, 2018

http://forestry.utoronto.ca/urban-forestry-landscapes/

ghostice · Mar 22, 2018

Not a university degree but online:
http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/afs/arborists/
Used ISA Cert Study Guide as textbook and accepted for TRAQ

craneguy1 · Mar 22, 2018

flyingsquirrel25 said:
Check with Paul smiths in upstate ny. Last I heard they were looking at doing the first year online and the second on campus. I haven’t been up to talk with them in a couple years so I’m not sure how far they got with the program.

Wow that's interesting...i went there from here in ohio...and dendrology is a biiiiiit different...from cali to the north woods...kinda like mars... @1adkarborist

He was one of my profs...haven't seen him much here for a while...hi Dan!!!!

craneguy1 · Mar 22, 2018

flyingsquirrel25 said:
Check with Paul smiths in upstate ny. Last I heard they were looking at doing the first year online and the second on campus. I haven’t been up to talk with them in a couple years so I’m not sure how far they got with the program.

Wow that's interesting...i went there from here in ohio...and dendrology is a biiiiiit different...from cali to the north woods...kinda like mars... @1adkarborist

He was one of my profs...haven't seen him much here for a while...hi Dan!!!!

flyingsquirrel25 · Mar 23, 2018

craneguy1 said:
Wow that's interesting...i went there from here in ohio...and dendrology is a biiiiiit different...from cali to the north woods...kinda like mars... @1adkarborist

He was one of my profs...haven't seen him much here for a while...hi Dan!!!!

What year did you graduate? Dans probably been doing nothing but shoveling snow with this wonderful march we have been having.
Dendrology was a bit different in so many way, Dr. Kudish (if I remember correctly). Always comparing the fruits from trees to students from other majors (ie chefy’s).

craneguy1 · Mar 23, 2018

2001...yeah that was him. Always rode a bike....at least when there wasnt snow.

Tony · Mar 23, 2018

Longwood Gardens has an excellent intership program.

https://longwoodgardens.org/educati...or-us-students/internship-areas#Arboriculture

Not a true degree program, but the savy applicant can make the connections work.

If I had to it all over...

I love the family business. I am privileged to participate/participated at a high level. Having said that, a step away into a program (before working in a family business) like this would have made so many things easier/smoother.

Tony

flyingsquirrel25 · Mar 24, 2018

craneguy1 said:
2001...yeah that was him. Always rode a bike....at least when there wasnt snow.

Shucks you must have been a freshman my last year, I graduated 2000.

Tony said:
Longwood Gardens has an excellent intership program.

https://longwoodgardens.org/educati...or-us-students/internship-areas#Arboriculture

Not a true degree program, but the savy applicant can make the connections work.
Tony

Tony makes a great point, as close as they are to me (worked there for so long) I forgot that this program had been revamped in the past few years. Great guys and environment to learn in. And hey you might even be able to sit in on and help out with a few of tony’s Arb classes!