Planning a career that involves horses? The opportunities are there, and so are degree programs that qualify you for your area of interest--while building in additional options for the future.
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At the United States Military Academy at West Point, cadets who join the equestrian team follow the tradition of leaders including Army generals Ulysses S. Grant, George A. Custer and George S. Patton. | MORE
Washington State University works with its state rival, the University of Washington, to host horse shows and advance each other's team goals.
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An Ohio State University Equestrian Team member interviews two students who compete in Western and English events in IHSA team competition. | MORE
One of the main criteria in this Dartmouth College junior's choice of college was the presence of a school equestrian team. Here, she explains why she made the right decision.
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At Virginia Intermont College, showing on the college team is fun, but the real emphasis is on the school's excellent curriculum combining liberal arts courses with real-life vocational training designed to prepare students for careers in the horse industry.
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As a tie-in to the December 2002 issue of Horse & Rider, and the article "Entering the College Arena," we sat down with six Intercollegiate Horse Show Association coaches to ask their advice about choosing a school with a Western team. Here's what they had to say. . . . | MORE
Ohio's Hocking College offers an unusual degree that prepares students for riding careers at dude ranches or with wilderness outfitters. | MORE
Can you ride the Cacchione Flat Phase Test? IHSA riders have to do it on an unfamiliar horse! | MORE
The Intercollegiate Horse Show Association was born from Robert Cacchione's desire to create "something to make riding affordable for others at the college level." | MORE
