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Associate in Arts (A.A.)

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Associate in Engineering (A.E.)

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Associate in Fine Arts in Visual Arts (A.F.A.-VA)

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Associate in Science (A.S.)

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Associate in Applied Science in Early Childhood Education (A.A.S.)

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Associate in Applied Science in Nursing (A.A.S.)

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Associates Teacher Preparation (A.A.T.P. and A.S.T.P.)

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Additional A.A.S. Degree Transfer Opportunities