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Oct 31, 2024
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2024-2025 College Catalog
All Programs by Credential Type
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Associate of Arts
An Associate of Arts is a credit degree of 60-64 credits for transfer to a college or university into majors related to arts, humanities, social and behavioral science, and education. The AA includes an Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC-A).
Associate of Business
An Associate of Business Administration is a credit degree of 60-64 credits for transfer to a college or university into a business or business-related major. The ABUS includes an Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC-B).
Associate of Fine Arts
An Associate of Fine Arts is a credit degree of 60-64 credits for transfer to a college or university into majors related to fine arts. The AFA includes an Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC-A).
Associate of Science
An Associate of Science is a credit degree of 60-64 credits for transfer to a college or university into a science or science-related major. The AS includes an Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC-S).
Associate of Applied Science
An Associate of Applied Science is a credit degree of at least 60 credits for direct employment into jobs requiring specific skills and competencies and may not transfer to a College or University.
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Accounting, AAS
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Automated Industrial Technology, AAS
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Automotive Technology, AAS
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Automotive, Ford ASSET
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Aviation Technology, AAS
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Building and Construction Technologies, AAS
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Business, AAS
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Clinical Research Coordinator, AAS
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Computer-Aided Design, AAS
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CyberSecurity, AAS
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Dental Hygiene, AAS
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Digital Arts, Design Concentration, AAS
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Digital Arts, Web Design Concentration, AAS
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Digital Film Arts and Animation, Digital and Film Arts Concentration, AAS
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Digital Film Arts and Animation, Digital Animation Concentration, AAS
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Digital Game and Simulation, Digital Animation and Production Concentration, AAS
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Digital Game and Simulation, Digital Programming Concentration, AAS
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Early Childhood Studies, AAS
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Emergency Medical Technology — Paramedic, AAS
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Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE), AAS
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Health Information Technology, AAS
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Hospitality Leadership, AAS
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Justice Professions, Administration of Justice Concentration, AAS
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Justice Professions, Law Enforcement Concentration, AAS
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Logistics and Supply Chain Management, AAS
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Machine Tool Technology, AAS
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Medical Laboratory Technician, AAS
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Networking/Cyber Defense, AAS
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Nursing (ADN), AAS
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Paralegal, Legal Assistant AAS
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Programmer Analyst, AAS
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Radiologic Technology, AAS
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Respiratory Care, AAS
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Social Services, AAS
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Surgical Technology, AAS
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Veterinary Technician, AAS
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Welding and Fabrication, AAS
Credit Certificate
A credit certificate is offered in a specific field of study of fewer than 60 credits for direct employment into a job or may apply towards an associate’s degree.
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Accounting, Bookkeeping Certificate
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Accounting, Enrolled Agent Certificate
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Aircraft Airframe Mechanics Certificate
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Aircraft General Mechanics Certificate
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Aircraft Powerplant Mechanics Certificate
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Aircraft Structural Repair Certificate
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Automated Industrial Technology Level I Certificate
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Automated Industrial Technology Level II Certificate
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Automotive Mechanics Certificate
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Autonomous Vehicle Driver & Operations Specialist Certificate
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Avionics Technician Certificate
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Basic Business Certificate
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Cabinetmaker Certificate
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Carpenter Certificate
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Class A Vehicle Driver Certificate
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Class B Commercial Driver’s License Certificate
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Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Operator Certificate
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Computer-Aided Design, Parametric Modeler Certificate
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Computer-Aided Design, Technician Certificate
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County Corrections Training Academy Certificate
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Dental Assisting Education Certificate
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Early Childhood Assistant Educator Certificate
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Early Childhood Studies, Child Development Associate (CDA) Preparation Certificate
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Electrician Certificate
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Emergency Medical Technology Certificate
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Field Archaeology Certificate
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Fire Science Academy Track Certificate
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Fitness Professional Certificate
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Health and Wellness Coach Certificate
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Honors Program Certificate
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Hospitality, Advanced Certificate
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Hospitality, Baking and Pastry Certificate
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Hospitality, Fundamentals Certificate
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Hospitality, Hotel and Restaurant Management Certificate
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Human Resources Certificate
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HVAC-R Technician Certificate
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IT Support Specialist
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IT Support Technician
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Law Enforcement Academy Certificate
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Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Basic Certificate
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Machining Inspection and Quality Assurance Certificate
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Medical Assistant Certificate
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Medical Billing and Coding Certificate
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Nondestructive Testing Certificate
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Nondestructive Testing, Penetrant Level II Certificate
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Pharmacy Technology Certificate
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Phlebotomy Certificate
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Plumber Certificate
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Practical Nurse Certificate
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Social Services Certificate
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Therapeutic Massage Certificate
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Translation and Interpretation Studies Certificate
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Welding, Basic Certificate
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Welding, Fabrication Certificate
Post-Degree Certificate
A Post-Degree Certificate is a credit certificate in a specific field of study of less than 60 credits for direct employment into a job. An Associate’s Degree or a Bachelor’s Degree (depending on the program) is required before beginning a Post-Degree Certificate.
Associate of General Studies
This degree allows students to uniquely design an associate’s degree of at least 60 credits for direct employment and may not transfer to a College or University. The program requirements are developed in collaboration with a faculty member, advisor, or counselor. Courses may be chosen from a variety of subject areas. Students must meet with an advisor or counselor before selecting this degree.
Workforce Response Certificate
A workforce response certificate is offered in a specific field of study of fewer than 60 credits for direct employment into a job. Workforce response programs are often limited to certain students.
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