Degree and Certificate
Programs
New programs indicated by bold, enlarged letters.
See pages 50 - 77 of the 2000-2002
General Catalog for program details.
Academic Associate Degree Programs
Academic Associate Degree
programs are designed to give the student an expanded educational
experience in one academic area. Students are required to take a
minimum of 18 degree-applicable semester units in a specific subject
area.
The Liberal Arts major allows
the student who has not yet decided on a major field of study the
opportunity to sample courses in a variety of subjects.
Students must complete at
least 30 semester units of general education requirements as listed
in Graduation Plan A. In addition, 18 semester units of degree-applicable
courses are required. These may be taken in a variety of subject
areas. A total of 60 units are required for the degree, of which
36 must be CSU transferable.
Occupational Associate Degree Programs
These
programs are designed to give the student job skills to use for
employment purposes and to provide an Associate Degree upon the
successful completion of a two year occupational program. Students
should follow Graduation Plan B.
Occupational Certificate Programs (C)
Occupational
Certificates are awarded upon successful completion of a series
of courses leading to mastery of specific job skills. A grade of
“C” or better is required in each course.
Certificate of Achievement Programs (CA)
Certificates of Achievement
document a student’s achievement of specific skills or course work
within a discipline. Certificates of Achievement require fewer than
18 units of coursework in the area described.
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Student
Responsibility
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The suggested sequence
of courses in each program is the most desirable to follow;
but the order may be changed, if necessary, as long as prerequisites
are met. It is the student’s responsibility to meet course
prerequisites and graduation requirements. The general education
and physical education requirements for the Associate Degrees
are listed in the “Graduation Requirements” section of this
catalog addendum.
Students planning
to transfer to a bachelor degree program should consult
a counselor to verify requirements.
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