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Counseling Department Degrees and Certificates Download the program requirement pages (Major Sheets) Download department and program brochures
  Programs of Study Leading to an Associate In Arts Degree  Anthropology Art:  Art Ceramics
Studio Drawing/Painting
Studio New
Media Art/Multimedia: Computer
Graphic Design for Print Media Design
for Multimedia Web
Design Art
History Communication
Studies Dance Education Paraprofessional Economics English Fine
Arts: Music Theatre
Arts General
Education History Humanities Liberal
Arts and Sciences Modern
Language: French Spanish Music Philosophy: Religious
Studies Photography Physical Education Political
Science Psychology Social
Science Sociology Theatre
Arts University
Studies
 Programs of Study Leading to an Associate In Science Degree Accounting Administration
of Justice Aeronautics Airframe Powerplant Art/Visual
Communication: Illustration Automotive Collision
Repair Technology Automotive
Master TechnicianBiology Broadcasting and Cinema Business
Administration Small
Business Entrepreneur Business
and Office Technologies: Office
Management Professional
Administrative Assistant Executive Executive - Bilingual Legal Medical Chemistry Child
Development and Education Computer
Information Systems Consumer
Studies: Representative Correctional
Science Dental
Assisting Dietetic
Technician Drafting
Technician: Architectural Mechanical Earth
Science Engineering Fashion
Design: Costume
Design Fashion Merchandising Fire Technology: Professional Firefighter Geography Geology: Basic
Geology Preprofessional
Geology Gerontology Hotel
and Food Service Management: Food
Service Hotel
Management Industrial Electricity Technology: Electromechanical Technology Industrial Electrical Technology Instrumentation Technology Interior
Design Management Logistics
Management Retail
Management Supervision Mathematics Music,
Commercial Nursing:
A.D.N. Nursing:
Vocational Nutrition and Food Pharmacy
Technician Physical
Science Physics Radiologic
Technology Real
Estate* Some programs of study may lead to certification or licensure by state or national agencies. These programs are indicated by italic type.
 Programs of Study Leading to Employment and/or Occupational Certificate Students desiring occupational or vocational training may choose a certificate program as their objective. Certificate programs are usually one (sometimes two year) educational programs which offer the courses needed to prepare for employment. All courses required for a certificate must be completed with a minimum grade of C. Students must apply for a certificate in the Counseling Center. Accounting: Accounting
Paraprofessional Financial
Planning Government
and Not-For-Profit Organizations Payroll
and Income Tax Preparer Administration
of Justice Aeronautics: Airframe Powerplant Art/Digital
Media: Computer
Graphic Design for Print Media Design
for Multimedia Web
Design Art/Visual
Communication: Illustration Automotive
Collision Repair Technology Automotive
Technology: Automotive
Electrical Systems Engine
Performance (Smog Check) Technician Engine
Rebuilding General
Automotive Service Technician High
Performance Engines Building and Blueprinting Master Automotive Technician Broadcasting
and Cinema Business
Administration Marketing Small
Business Entrepreneur, Levels I and II Business: Paralegal Business
and Office Technologies: Data
Entry General
Office Assistant: Levels I and II Medical
Insurance Billing Microsoft
Office Excel Applications Microsoft
Office Specialist Microsoft
Office Expert Microsoft
Word Specialist Office
Management Professional
Administrative Assistant:Executive Executive - Bilingual Medical Transcriptionist: General Transcriptionist: Medical Computer
Information Systems: Cisco
CCNA Examination Preparation, Levels I - IV Cisco
CCNP Examination Preparation, Levels V - VIII Computer
Foundations Computer
Game Development Computer
Support Technician (A+) Database
Specialist, Level I Dreamweaver
Web Developer Electronic
Commerce Generalist Flash
Game Developer Flash
Web Developer Information
Security Specialist Internet
Programmer, Level I Internet
Support Specialist (I-Net+) Microsoft
Access Programmer Microsoft
FrontPage Web Developer Microsoft
Certified Desktop Support Technician (MCDST) Microsoft
Network Specialist (MCSA) Network
Administrator (Network +) Project
Management Visual
Basic Programmer Web
Page Developer: Levels I and II Consumer
Services Representative Correctional
Science Culinary
Arts Dental
Assisting Dietetic
Service Supervisor Drafting
Technician: Architectural Mechanical Education Paraprofessional Fashion
Design: Costume
Design Custom
Dressmaking Industrial
Sewing Patternmaking
for Apparel Fashion
Merchandising Fire
Technology: Professional Firefighter Geographic
Information Systems Gerontology Community
Caregiver Hotel
and Food Service Management: Food
Production Management Food
Service Food
Service/Waitstaff Personnel Hotel
Management Industrial
Electrical Technology Electromechanical
Technology Industrial
Electrical Technology Fiber
Optic Cabling Technician Instrumentation
Technology Network
Cabling Technician Interior
Design Journalism Management Logistics
Management Retail
Management Supervision Music,
Commercial Nursing,
NA/ACA/HHA Nursing
Assistant/Home Health Aide Nursing
Assistant/Acute Care Technician Nursing:
Vocational Nutrition and Food Pharmacy
Technician Photography,
Still Physical
Education: Coaching Radiologic
Technology Real
Estate Salesperson* Some programs of study may lead to certification or licensure by state or national agencies. These programs are indicated by italic type. |
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