Programs of Study
Programs
Associate of Art (A.A.), Associate of Science (A.S.) and Associate of Fine Art (A.F.A.) degrees are transfer degrees for students planning on completing a 4-year baccalaureate program.
Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) are career preparation degrees (some may be transferable)
Certificates are short-term work force preparation or advancement programs.
Majors
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The journey to discovering yourself and enriching your life begins here. Delaware County Community College offers a wide array of majors/programs to bring you closer to achieving your unique academic, professional and personal goals.
A world of new opportunities awaits you at Delaware County Community College. Browse through these programs and related links to discover what is best for you:
College and university transfer programs
Our associate in arts, associate in fine arts and associate in science degrees prepare you for transfer to a four-year college or university for your bachelor’s degree.
Career programs (A.A.S. Degrees)
From business management to nursing and to information technology, we offer a broad range of associate degrees in applied science designed to prepare you for immediate employment. With additional planning, these courses may transfer to a bachelor’s degree program.
Certificate career programs
It’s never too early or too late to think about that dream job or career-defining promotion. We can help you get there through credit and non-credit programs leading to professional certifications, certificates of proficiency and certificates of competency.
You can pursue your major in the way and at the location that is most convenient for you. The College offers flexible schedules – with classes throughout the year, from early morning until 10 p.m., and on weekends. You can also take advantage of our extensive online and hybrid learning program which includes online and independent study courses.
Earning additional degrees and certificates
If you have already received a Delaware County Community College degree or certificate, you may qualify for another degree or certificate by meeting the requirements of the additional curriculum and completing at least 12 more credits at the College. The curriculum leading to an additional degree or certificate must be different from that of the previous program(s). The curriculum leading to a first degree can be the same as or different from that of your certificate. A degree in General Studies may not be earned as an additional degree.
You may simultaneously complete all requirements for two degrees. If you are working toward dual degrees, you need to inform your advisors of your intent to pursue two degree programs, file two separate graduation applications and pay two graduation fees.
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