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A.A. and A.S. DegreesWhich Degree Is Right for You?At Seminole Community College, students discover several options for their academic future; they can earn an Associate in Arts degree, an Associate in Science degree or a career certificate. What Is an Associate in Arts Degree?An Associate in Arts program is a two-year course of study that covers the core materials needed to complete the first two years of a four-year bachelor's degree. The A.A. program for each area parallels the state university system's curriculum. The credits students earn at SCC can be transferred to a four-year college or university of their choice. An A.A. degree is the credential earned when a student has successfully completed a two-year course of study. After earning an A.A. degree, students are guaranteed Benefits of Earning an A.A. Degree at SCC
What is an Associate of Science Degree?An Associate in Science degree program can be one or two years long, depending on the course of study. A.S. degree programs provide students with the required knowledge to perform and excel in a particular profession. Some of the credits earned in an A.S. degree program can be transferred to a four-year college or university. An A.S. degree is the credential earned when a student successfully completes a one- or two-year course of study. Earning an A.S. degree at SCC is ideal if:
Certificate ProgramsSome of the most rewarding jobs in Orlando — or the Southeast for that matter — can be attained upon completing a comprehensive certificate training program. These programs blend classroom instruction and practical real-world training, often in the actual work environment. Some certificate career options include:
Getting StartedSCC has representatives available to help students make the right choice for their future. Call the SCC Admissions Office at 407.708.2050 to arrange your own personal tour and explore the College's resources, or visit the Admissions Web page to take a virtual tour of SCC's program choices, apply online or download an admission application, class schedule or catalog. * Some university programs within a given major restrict student access. To gain admittance into a limited-access program, students must apply for admission into that program. This is separate from the initial university admission process. |
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