Where should I go to school next for agricultural journalism/equine studies?

It’s complicated, but the reason I need to transfer from the University of Wisconsin—Madison isn’t important for the sake of the question (and there’s a text limit).

I am a rising sophomore in agricultural communications with an extensive background in farm broadcasting after this summer. Combined with my GPA, I think I could get in wherever I want to. I made a lot of great connections this summer in Wisconsin that I don’t want to leave, but there aren’t any schools in WI I want. I like big schools, and Marquette doesn’t have ag.

That being said, I’m leaning strongly towards the equine side of things. I take a chance not getting a well paying job with that, especially in journalism, but my dream is RFD TV. Horses are my passion, and in a different region, I might have a better shot. I’ve also always been enamored with Western states. My experience is totally romanticized I suppose, but I love the atmosphere. Schools I’m considering:

Purdue: top ag school in US, some questionable romantic relationship ties I’m trying not to let influence, still very impressive

Colorado State: top equine, also D1, decent rankings

Texas A&M: high rankings, D1, has equine, a little too conservative for me

University of Wyoming: smaller flagship, has equine, much cheaper

Marquette: largest WI private, keep WI connections, but no ag at all (unless I bring it)

Other?

I haven’t visited any yet, but I will soon. Just want thoughts?

I was going to say Colorado State. But also Minnesota. The equine program is within the Department of Animal Science. In addition to journalism, there also is a major in technical writing that I think used to be in the ag college (where it was called rhetoric, but I might be wrong about that.).

I would second (or third…) Colorado State.
To that I would also add: University of Maine - Orono; Washington State U; U Montana Western; Cazenovia College; Otterbein; Rocky Mountain College; Wilson College; and Oregon State U.
All have strong equine programs and most have solid English/journalism programs as well.