Program Maps

Program Maps provide students with guides to finish their degrees in a timely manner. For the Associate in Arts (AA) Degree, Program Maps are provided for the most common transfer intents. These maps list the courses students must complete to earn the AA and be ready to transfer to a bachelor’s degree program. For Associate in Science (AS), Associate in Applied Science (AAS), Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS), and Bachelor of Science (BS) degrees and certificate programs, Program Maps list the courses students must complete to earn the degree and be ready to enter the workforce. Program Maps are intended to be a guide and students should always consult with their Student Success Advisor to develop their own personalized Educational Plan.  AA transfer intents and degree and certificate programs are organized into eight Pathways. Click on the name of the Pathway below to see Program Maps for AA transfer intents and degree and certificate programs in that Pathway.

  1. Arts, Humanities, Communication, and Design Pathway

    Arts, Humanities, Communication, and Design programs explore human creativity, language arts, visual communication, and artistic expression to help people connect with the world in meaningful ways. This Pathway is designed for students with interests in visual and performing arts, digital media, design, and journalism.

  2. Business Pathway

    Business programs equip individuals with skills and knowledge to be successful in organizations of differing types and sizes. This Pathway is designed for students who have an interest in areas such as business management and administration, entrepreneurship, finance, hospitality, marketing, tourism, and healthcare administration.

  3. Education Pathway

    Education programs prepare future educators and other professionals to serve a diverse population of students. This Pathway is designed for students who have an interest in teaching and learning in a variety of educational settings.

  4. Health Sciences Pathway

    Health Sciences programs explore human anatomy and physiology, medical care, support functions, and quality of life measures. This Pathway is for students interested in providing healthcare services and medical interventions in a variety of settings.

  5. Industry, Manufacturing, and Construction

    Industry, Manufacturing, and Construction programs include the study of production and assembly of goods, maintenance and safety, and the movement of goods and services. This Pathway is designed for students who have an interest in areas such as aerospace sciences, supply chain management, and transportation and logistics.

  6. Public Safety

    Public Safety programs study the welfare and protection of citizens and institutions against threats and dangers. This Pathway is designed for students with interests in areas such as criminal justice, corrections, the legal system, firefighting, and law enforcement.

  7. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

    STEM programs study relationships to the natural world and the underlying laws and theories that govern scientific inquiry. This Pathway is designed for students with interests in areas such as field or laboratory research, engineering, medicine, mathematics, computers, and technology.

  8. Social and Behavioral Sciences and Human Services

    Social and Behavioral Sciences and Human Services programs study human motivations and behaviors that impact quality of life, social issues, and society’s future. This Pathway is designed for students with interests in areas such as human behavior, helping others, management, politics, and the interactions of society at large.