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University Degrees - Which Transfer Degree Is Right For You? Shoreline Community College offers
our students an associate degree. With this degree, you may choose
to transfer to a four-year university to complete your bachelor's
degree, get a wide base of skills and experience in a
professional-technical field, or pursue general studies. You may
also earn a degree completely online. Learn more about each degree:
Associate in Arts and Science
(AAS), Option A
This is an ideal choice for most students who are not majoring in
science or engineering. It will fulfill all or most of the General
University Requirements at most Washington State colleges and
universities. We have prepared Option A planning sheets for many
popular majors.
Associate in Arts and Science
(AAS), Option B
This option allows you to follow the curriculum pattern of the
school to which you want to transfer. It provides great flexibility,
but is limited in its benefits and requires careful planning in
order to best serve a student’s needs. The Option B may be a good
choice if you plan to transfer out of state. Students should consult
with an advisor before deciding to pursue this degree.
Associate in Business Direct Transfer
Agreement
This degree shall only be granted to students who have earned a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0 Admission to Washington
public baccalaureate Schools of Business is not guaranteed. It is strongly recommended that students contact the baccalaureate-granting
Business School early in their Associate in Business DTA (Direct Transfer
Agreement) to be advised of additional requirements (e.g. GPA) and
procedures for admission. Admission for many Business schools is
competitive, and higher grade-point averages and course grades are
often required.
Associate in Sciences (AS), Track
I and Associate in Sciences (AS), Track II
These degree options are designed for students pursuing a degree at Shoreline
Community College in science or
engineering majors. The AS degree allows students to complete many
of the course sequences and major prerequisites for these majors.
There are ten different AS planning sheets covering most applicable
majors.
Associate in Applied
Science—Transfer (AAS-T)
Shoreline has agreements with seven colleges and universities which
allow students with specific professional/technical degrees to earn
a Bachelor degree at those institutions. Please see an advisor in
the area you are interested in to learn more about any of the AAS—T
options.
Associate of Fine Arts (AFA)
The AFA degree offers students multiple opportunities
and experience in a number of art disciplines with an emphasis on
the development of a strong portfolio of artwork. The AFA degree is
a model that highlights transfer opportunities as an art major to
Bachelor of Art and Bachelor of Fine Art programs, while
providing graduates with a sold foundation for artistic growth and
for employment opportunities with just the associate degree. It
also serves as a degree for students who may already have a degree
in another field or are seeking positions in galleries, community
centers and museums.
Associate of Music – Option B
Shoreline Community College’s Associate of Music degree offers multiple opportunities for students. Not only is the Associate of Music degree designed to function as a transfer degree, but it also serves as a terminal degree for those students who do not have a four-year degree as an immediate goal. This degree is ideal for students may already have a degree in another field or have goals such as studio teaching or performing.
Admission to competitive four-year music programs is based on proficiency in music theory, performance, sight singing and keyboard (piano) skills. The Associate of Music degree is designed to prepare students for entry into competitive four-year music programs nationwide, as well as foster in students a lifelong interest in a wide range of musical styles. At this time, Shoreline’s Associate of Music degree is positioned to serve as a model that highlights transfer opportunities for the serious music student.
Classical Piano,
Classical Voice, Instrumental Music
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