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The Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree provides the educational background necessary for a chosen career field or profession and for transfer into career oriented Bachelors degree programs. While some four-year colleges offer the bachelor of applied science degree, many do not. Therefore, students completing the AAS degree who have decided to pursue a higher degree need to ensure their selected four-year college offers the Bachelor of Applied Science or similar degree in their concentration degree prior to enrolling.
Please note that many colleges who do not offer the AAS degree may accept core curriculum course work on a course-by-course evaluation for transfer.
Essential Skills (15 quarter hours)
| ENG 101 |
5 |
| ENG 102 or COM 101 |
5 |
| MAT 106/109 or higher |
5 |
Institutional Options (8-9 quarter hours)
| GMC 101 (College Success)* |
3 |
| GMCA 154 (Character Above All) |
3 |
| Choose one of the following: |
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| PED |
2 |
| WEL 154 |
2 |
| HPE 202 |
3 |
| HPE 204 |
2 |
| HPE 205 |
2 |
*All first-time freshmen and transfer students in unsatisfactory academic standing must complete must complete GMC 101, College Success, in the first quarter of enrollment. This requirement may be waived on an individual basis by appealing to the Academic Dean or DLC Assistant Dean.
Natural Science and Technology (10-12 quarter hours)
Choose one of the following:
BIO 105/BIO 115/BIO 123*/NTR 110**/PSC 100/PSC 101/PSC 102 |
5/6 |
| *BIO 123 recommended for AAS Health and Human Performance and Health and Physical Education Majors |
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| **The following can be used for NTR 110: NTR 107, 108 & 109 |
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| CIS 200 or equivalent |
5/6 |
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Social Sciences (10 quarter hours)
| HIS 121 or 122 |
5 |
| PLS 101 |
5 |
Core 43/46
Concentration 50/55
Total 93/101
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