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![]() | Table of Contents Academic Programs Career Preparation Programs |
The Associate of Applied Science programs are designed primarily for students who wish to seek employment after two years of college. These programs are not designed for transfer to a senior institution. Although the general education core is transferable, senior institutions may grant elective credit for other courses in the curricula, and all are college courses. Students planning to graduate with an Associate of Applied Science Degree are required to complete the general education courses of the core curriculum for career preparation programs listed at the beginning of this section.
Core Curriculum for Career Preparation Programs
NOTE: Some degree programs may require more than the minimum 60 hours. See the individual program descriptions.
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Areas |
Courses | ||
| English Composition | 3 hours | ||
| Humanities/Fine Arts* | 3 hours | ||
| Social/Behavioral Sciences* | 3 hours | ||
| Natural Science/Mathematics* | 3 hours | ||
| One additional course from the categories of: | 3 or 4 hours | ||
| Communication, Humanities/Fine Arts, Social/Behavioral Sciences, or Natural Science/Mathematics* | ____________ | ||
| 15 or 16 hours | |||
*Specific courses satisfying these requirements must be the same courses that satisfy the general education requirement for the A.S. and A.A. degrees.
A certain number of credit hours in each program must be completed in order to meet the graduation residency requirement. Contact your advisor for the requirement of your program.