Academic Programs

Degrees programs and their options are courses of study that lead to a career or transfer to a four-year college or university. Degrees require the completion of a minimum of 60 college-level credits that include courses in the major, as well as courses in general education. Most degrees may be completed while attending full or part time.

These programs provide training for entry-level career positions. They are designed to assist individuals wishing to develop marketable skills and who need rapid entry into the job market. Certificate of Completion programs require up to 29 college-level credits, all of which can be applied to a corresponding degree program at the College. Board of Higher Education-approved Certificates require 30 + credits.

Advanced Certificates are stand-alone certificates unaffiliated with any degree program at the College.  As such, they are not eligible for financial aid funding.