Degree
and Certificate Programs
Programs of Study (Associate in Arts)
Programs of Study
The state of Florida has adopted common prerequisites for each
major that are required at all 11 state universities. These courses
should be completed as part of the associate in arts degree (A.A.).
It is also important to note that for all the same majors, each
university may have different admission requirements in addition
to the common prerequisites. In some universities, common prerequisites
must be completed in order to be admitted into a program. These
programs are identified as Limited Access. Contact a counselor
or advisor for more information about each major.
Agribusiness and Agricultural Production
Agriculture Sciences
Renewable Natural Resources
Architecture and Environmental Design
Area and Ethnic Studies
Mass Communications
Computer and Information Sciences
Education
Engineering
Engineering Technology
Foreign Language
Human Services
Law
Letters
Liberal/General Studies
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Library and Archival Sciences
Life Sciences
Mathematics
Multi/Interdisciplinary Study
Parks, Recreation, Leisure and Fitness
Philosophy, Religion, and Theology
Physical Sciences
Psychology
Protective Services
Public Administration and Services
Social Sciences
Visual and Performing Arts
Health Professions and Related Sciences
Business and Management |
To meet the A.A. degree requirements and course/ admission requirements
to a university, it is important that each A.A. student identify
a major and transfer institution as soon as possible. Admission
to a university is based on proper selection of the required
courses and meeting the admission criteria. Students transferring
to a Florida university should complete the associate in arts
degree (36 credits of general education/CLAST), the common
prerequisites (some common prerequisites may also meet general
education requirements), and obtain the admission criteria
to be successful in the transfer process.
All students are encouraged to contact a counselor or advisor
for more information about each major. Program specific information
is available on the individual institution’s Web site and
through academic advising on each campus. Students should be
aware that program eligible courses are determined by the receiving
institution.