Programs of Study
Students can choose from a wide variety of fields of study at SCC. They basically break down into two types: college transfer programs and career education programs.
SCC's College Transfer programs are designed for students who plan on earning their Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degrees from SCC and then transferring on to a four-year college to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree.
Our Career Education programs are designed to provide all the instruction a student will need over the course of one or two years in order to graduate and begin a career in their chosen field of study.
The Associate of Arts degree is primarily intended for those students who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university. All credits earned within this classification are considered transferable by this institution. However, the student should always consult with the four-year institution to ascertain application of particular courses for his/her degree objectives.
See what it takes to earn your A.A. degree.
Associate of Arts - Transfer
The Associate of Science degree is intended for those students who plan to graduate from Southeastern Community College in a prescribed area of specialization. All credits earned within this classification are considered transferable by the college. However, a transfer student should consult with the four-year institution to determine application of particular courses for his/her degree objectives.
Below is a list of A.S. degrees available from SCC:
Associate of Science - Business
Associate of Science - Criminal Justice
Associate of Science - Drafting
Associate of Science - Graphic Communications
Career Education curriculums offer a variety of degrees, diplomas, and certificates.
View the career education programs available from SCC.
Career Education - AAS Degrees, Diplomas, Certificates
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Course Descriptions
