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 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. All associate in arts degree students are encouraged to select an intended transfer major by the time they have accumulated 24 college credit hours in order to enroll in the appropriate prerequisite courses needed for transfer to an upper division college or university. Selecting an intended transfer major will also assist students in using FACTS.org. Visit FACTS.org or contact a counselor or advisor for more information about each major. The associate in arts degree program is for those whose ultimate goal is to achieve a bachelor’s or higher degree from a university. Also known as the university transfer degree, the A.A. curriculum is comparable to the freshman and sophomore years at a university. The majority of courses in this program are general education — such as English, mathematics, humanities, science and social studies. The remaining courses are selected based on the student’s intended transfer major and are meant to satisfy prerequisite requirements for that major. Following are some intended transfer major areas which A.A. students may choose. This list is not a complete list of possibilities. See a counselor or advisor for other areas of interest. (Intended Majors) The following list of intended transfer majors has a unique three–digit code for each intended transfer major. All associate in arts degree students are encouraged to select an intended transfer major, in order to enroll in the appropriate prerequisite courses needed for transfer to an upper division college or university. The codes and the intended transfer major will not appear on the college transcript, but will be used during enrollment at Florida Community College to assist in advising and communicating with students. The intended transfer major code can be selected during the application process and changed, at the student’s request. Changes in intended transfer majors can affect the prerequisite courses needed for the transfer major. Arts, Languages and Humanities (100 — Intended Transfer Major in general area of Arts, Languages and Humanities) Business (200 — Intended Transfer Major in general area of Business) Computer Sciences and Information Systems (300 — Intended Transfer Major in general area of Computer Science and Information Systems) Education (400 — Intended Transfer Major in general area of Education) Engineering, Architecture and Construction (500 — Intended Transfer Major in general area of Engineering, Architecture and Construction) Health Care and Recreation (600 — Intended Transfer Major in general area of Health Care and Recreation) Mathematics Physical and Biological Sciences (800 — Intended Transfer Major in general area of Physical and Biological Sciences) Social Sciences (900 — Intended Transfer Major in general area of Social Sciences) Pre–Professional Other (099) Undecided (000) To meet the A.A. degree requirements and course/admission requirements to a university, it is important that each A.A. student identify an intended transfer major and transfer institution by the time they have accumulated 24 college credit hours. 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 intended transfer 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. The following degree plans are designed as examples of five associate of arts pathways for university transfer. Please contact a counselor or advisor for more information. Florida Community College at Jacksonville This degree plan will prepare students for transfer to University of North Florida in the Business Management Track. This plan includes the major prerequisites required for transfer to a specific major at a Florida public university, specifically University of North Florida. Admission to a Florida public university is based on proper selection of the required courses and meeting the admission criteria. Please note that Florida Community College also has an A.S. Business Administration program that is not the same as the A.A. Intended Transfer Major of Business Administration shown below. Course Number, Title and Hours:
*Refer to A.A. degree General Education Requirements. Notes: If students intend to transfer to UNF for a B.B.A. in Business Management, eight credit hours of foreign language are required if the student has not completed two years of foreign language in high school. B.A. degree includes other majors and tracks which have different prerequisites. Please contact an advisor for more information. Other SUS institutions may have additional prerequisites. Please consult an advisor for more information. Florida Community College at Jacksonville This degree plan will prepare associate in arts students for transfer to University of North Florida in Criminal Justice. This plan includes the major prerequisites required for transfer to a specific major at a Florida public university, specifically University of North Florida. Admission to a Florida public university is based on proper selection of the required courses and meeting the admission criteria. Please note that Florida Community College also has an A.S. Criminal Justice Technology program that is not the same as the A.A. Intended Transfer Major of Criminal Justice shown below. Course Number, Title, and Hours:
*Refer to A.A. degree Foreign Language requirements and note below. Notes: Students who plan to transfer to a Florida public university should complete a minimum of eight semester hours in a foreign language at Florida Community College or have completed two high school credits. Some bachelor’s degrees at the university require eight semester hours in a foreign language, in addition to any high school foreign language credits. B.A. track: If students intend to transfer to UNF for a B.A. in Criminal Justice, eight credit hours of foreign language is required (even if the student has completed two years of foreign language in high school) or completion of the foreign culture requirement. Florida Community College at Jacksonville This degree plan will prepare students for transfer to University of North Florida in the Elementary Education Track. This plan includes the major prerequisites required for transfer to a specific major at a Florida public university, specifically University of North Florida. Admission to a Florida public university is based on proper selection of the required courses and meeting the admission criteria. Course Number, Title, and Hours:
*Refer to A.A. degree General Education Requirements. Notes: Other SUS institutions may have different or additional prerequisites. Please consult an advisor for more information. Teacher education program requirements typically dictate many of the General Education courses for the education major. The plan reflected above is designed for transfer to the University of North Florida. Students who plan to transfer to a Florida public university should complete a minimum of eight semester hours in a foreign language at Florida Community College or have completed two high school credits. Some bachelor’s degrees at the university require eight semester hours in a foreign language, in addition to any high school foreign language credits. Florida Community College at Jacksonville This degree plan will prepare students for transfer to University of North Florida in Nursing. This plan includes the major prerequisites required for transfer to a specific major at a Florida public university, specifically University of North Florida. Admission to a Florida public university is based on proper selection of the required courses and meeting the admission criteria. Please note that Florida Community College also has an A.S. Nursing program that is not the same as the A.A. Intended Transfer Major of Nursing shown below. Course Number, Title, and Hours:
*Refer to A.A. degree General Education Requirements. Note: Students who plan to transfer to a Florida public university should complete a minimum of eight semester hours in a foreign language at Florida Community College or have completed two high school credits. Some bachelor’s degrees at the university require eight semester hours in a foreign language, in addition to any high school foreign language credits. Florida Community College at Jacksonville This degree plan will prepare students for transfer to University of North Florida in Psychology. This plan includes the major prerequisites required for transfer to a specific major at a Florida public university, specifically University of North Florida. Admission to a Florida public university is based on proper selection of the required courses and meeting the admission criteria. Course Number, Title, and Hours:
*Refer to A.A. degree General Education Requirements. Note: Students who plan to transfer to a Florida public university should complete a minimum of eight semester hours in a foreign language at Florida Community College or have completed two high school credits. Some bachelor’s degrees at the university require eight semester hours in a foreign language, in addition to any high school foreign language credits. B.S. track: If students intend to transfer to UNF for a B.S. in Psychology, eight credit hours of foreign language are not required as long as the student has completed two years of foreign language in high school. B.A. track: If students intend to transfer to UNF for a B.A. in Psychology, eight credit hours of foreign language are required (even if the student has completed two years of foreign language in high school) or completion of the foreign culture requirement. 
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