Associate in Arts
The Associate in Arts degree is designed for students planning to transfer to a university to earn a bachelor’s degree, or higher.
In general, the components of the degree meet requirements for majors in the liberal arts.
Examples of liberal arts subjects:
- Humanities (like history, literature, philosophy, languages)
- Social sciences (like psychology, sociology, economics)
- Natural sciences (like biology, chemistry, physics)
- Mathematics
- Creative arts (like music, theater, visual arts)
One of the great features of the program is that it offers flexibility and customization in course selection.
Program details
Section titled “Program details”Our degree prepares you to transfer. The history and psychology pathways were created as examples to show students how they could customize the associate of arts to transfer into a wide range of fields, including history and psychology.
Degree info
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Associate in Arts
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Time & credits
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4 semesters 62 credits
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In-person/online
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Main Campus Online Blended
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Estimated tuition & fees
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$10,784 (in-district) $16,928 (out-of-district) $17,632 (out-of-state)
Associate in Arts
Associate in Arts - History Transfer Pathway
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Time & credits
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4 semesters 62 credits
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In-person/online
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Main Campus Blended
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Estimated tuition & fees
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$10,784 (in-district) $16,928 (out-of-district) $17,632 (out-of-state)
Associate in Arts
Associate in Arts - Psychology Transfer Pathway
Section titled “Associate in Arts - Psychology Transfer Pathway”-
Time & credits
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4 semesters 62 credits
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In-person/online
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Main Campus Blended
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Estimated tuition & fees
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$10,784 (in-district) $16,928 (out-of-district) $17,632 (out-of-state)
Transfer
Section titled “Transfer”So you are thinking about transferring? Representatives from several area universities maintain regular office hours right in our academic advising office, and others drop in frequently. Get the answers you need by making an appointment or stopping by to talk directly with your future university.
Job outlook
Section titled “Job outlook”Earnings vary depending on the major and career you choose. However, having your associate’s can lead to greater job opportunities and higher earning potential as you study for your bachelor’s degree.
Visit Career Coach to research the growth and earning outlook for the career you’re considering.
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