Associate of Arts Degree

Associate in Arts - A.A. Degree

The A.A. degree is the basic university transfer degree and the equivalent of the first two years of a bachelor's degree. The state’s 2+2 articulation agreement guarantees all NFC and Florida College System A.A. graduates admission to a Florida university.

Articulation Agreements (also knows as "2+2" programs)

See an NFC advisor for the most current information and degree requirements.

ONLINE A.A. DEGREE: Students may now complete an A.A. Degree completely ONLINE. The online degree offers flexibility and opportunities to those looking for an online program. Contact an NFC advisor for details.

Program Outcomes

Communication Skills: Students will demonstrate competence and understanding in both oral and written expression.
Critical Thinking Skills: Students will demonstrate mastery of discipline-specific problem-solving skills.
Diversity: Students will interpret and evaluate societal and ethical issues, problems and values specific to time and place.
Technology Skills: Students will demonstrate competence in use of technology appropriate to course and/or circumstance.

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