A.A. and A.S. Degrees

An A.A. degree is defined as requiring 12 credit hours of humanities, 12 credit hours of social science and 9 credit hours of mathematics and science.

The following programs lead to the associate in arts degree:

Business Administration
Communication Studies
Fine Art
General Studies
Global Studies
Global Studies: Environmental Studies Concentration
Global Studies: Food Studies Concentration
Global Studies: Political Science Concentration
Individualized Transfer Studies
Journalism, Media & Professional Writing: Business Writing Concentration
Journalism, Media & Profession Writing: Journalism Concentration
Libera Arts
Liberal Ars: English Concentration
Liberal Arts: History Concentraion
Liberal Arts: Philosophy Concentration
Liberal Arts: Sociology Concentration
Liberal Arts: Women's and Gender Studies Concentration
Middle Level Education: Grades 4-8
Psychology
Secondary Education
Social Work
Special Education
Sport Management
Theatre

An A.S. degree is defined as requiring 12 credit hours of humanities, 6 credit hours of social science and 24 credit hours of mathematics and science.

The following programs lead to the associate in science degree:

Biological Science
Chemistry
Computer Information Systems
Computer Science
Data Science
Engineering
Mathematics
Sports Medicine: Athletic Training

In addition to the specific requirements for the A.A. and A.S. degrees, there is a General Education Core for both the A.A. and A.S. degree with the minimum requirements listed on the following page.