Associate in Science

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Program Overview

The Associate in Science (AS) degree requires 60 credit hours. It allows students to take the first two years of their baccalaureate degree at Carteret CC and enables them to transfer to one of the 16 institutions in the University of North Carolina System with junior status. An AS degree provides a strong foundation with a heavy emphasis on math and science courses for students interested in careers in architecture, agriculture, biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, medicine, and more.

Every credit a student earns at Carteret CC in the Associate of Science program will count toward their degree at any one of the 16 institutions in the UNC System, and Carteret CC has articulation agreements with universities across the state and beyond for students who want to pursue their education at the university level. Students who successfully complete an AS degree can transfer to a receiving school as a junior.

Associate in Science - University Transfer

Stay on track toward graduation by registering for classes each term and applying for financial aid. Connect with advising and tutoring services to support your academic success.

Course Sequence

Universal General Education Transfer Component (UGETC) Courses (34 SHC)

Course CodeTitleCredits
ENG-111Writing and Inquiry3
ENG-112Writing and Research in the Disciplines3
Sub-Total Credits6

Term

Course CodeTitleCredits
COM-120Introduction to Interpersonal Communication3
COM-231Public Speaking3
ART-111Art Appreciation3
ART-114Art History Survey I3
ART-115Art History Survey II3
ENG-232American Literature II3
ENG-242British Literature II3
MUS-110Music Appreciation3
MUS-112Introduction to Jazz3
PHI-215Philosophical Issues3
PHI-240Introduction to Ethics3
Sub-Total Credits6

Term

Course CodeTitleCredits
ECO-251Principles of Microeconomics3
ECO-252Principles of Macroeconomics3
HIS-111World Civilizations I3
HIS-112World Civilizations II3
HIS-131American History I3
HIS-132American History II3
POL-120American Government3
PSY-150General Psychology3
SOC-210Introduction to Sociology3
Sub-Total Credits6

Term

Course CodeTitleCredits
MAT-171Precalculus Algebra4
MAT-172Precalculus Trigonometry4
MAT-271Calculus I4
MAT-272Calculus II4
Sub-Total Credits8

Term

Course CodeTitleCredits
BIO-111 or BIO-112General Biology I or General Biology II4
CHM-151 or CHM-152General Chemistry I or General Chemistry II4
PHY-151 or PHY-152College Physics I or College Physics II4
PHY-251 or PHY-252General Physics I or General Physics II4
Sub-Total Credits8

Term

Course CodeTitleCredits
ACA-122College Transfer Success1
Sub-Total Credits1

Additional General Education Hours

Course CodeTitleCredits
BIO-140 or BIO-140AEnvironmental Biology or Environmental Biology Lab3
CHM-131 or CHM-131AIntroduction to Chemistry or Introduction to Chemistry Lab3
CIS-110Introduction to Computers3
COM-110Introduction to Communication3
ENG-114Professional Research & Reporting3
HUM-110Technology and Society3
HUM-115Critical Thinking3
HUM-120Cultural Studies3
MAT-273Calculus III4
PSY-241Developmental Psychology3
PSY-281Abnormal Psychology3
REL-110World Religions3
REL-211Introduction to Old Testament3
REL-212Introduction to New Testament3
SOC-213Sociology of the Family3
SOC-220Social Problems3
SOC-225Social Diversity3
SOC-230Race and Ethnic Relations3
SPA-111Elementary Spanish I3
SPA-112Elementary Spanish II3
SPA-211Intermediate Spanish I3
Sub-Total Credits11

Other Required Courses

Course CodeTitleCredits
ACC-120Principles of Financial Accounting4
ART-121Two-Dimensional Design3
ART-122Three-Dimensional Design3
ART-131Drawing I3
ART-135Figure Drawing I3
ART-171Digital Design I3
ART-214Portfolio and Resume1
ART-231Printmaking I3
ART-283Ceramics I3
ART-284Ceramics II3
BIO-155Nutrition3
BIO-168Anatomy and Physiology I4
BIO-169Anatomy and Physiology II4
BIO-243Marine Biology4
BIO-275Microbiology4
BUS-110Introduction to Business3
BUS-115Business Law I3
BUS-137Principles of Management3
CJC-111Introduction to Criminal Justice3
CJC-113Juvenile Justice3
CJC-121Law Enforcement Operations3
CJC-141Corrections3
CJC-212Ethics & Community Relations3
CSC-151JAVA Programming3
CTS-115Information Systems Business Concepts3
DFT-170Engineering Graphics3
EDU-216Foundations of Education3
EGR-150Introduction to Engineering2
ENG-125Creative Writing I3
HEA-110Personal Health/Wellness3
HIS-221African-American History3
HIS-226The Civil War3
MAT-280Linear Algebra3
MAT-285Differential Equations3
PED-110Fit and Well for Life2
SOC-244Sociology of Death & Dying3
SOC-250Sociology of Religion3
SPA-181Spanish Lab 11
SPA-182Spanish Lab 21
Sub-Total Credits14

Total Credits: 60 credits

Available Classes

Stay on track toward graduation by registering for classes each term and applying for financial aid. Connect with advising and tutoring services to support your academic success.

Program Overview

The Associate in Science (AS) degree requires 60 credit hours. It allows students to take the first two years of their baccalaureate degree at Carteret CC and enables them to transfer to one of the 16 institutions in the University of North Carolina System with junior status. An AS degree provides a strong foundation with a heavy emphasis on math and science courses for students interested in careers in architecture, agriculture, biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, medicine, and more.

Every credit a student earns at Carteret CC in the Associate of Science program will count toward their degree at any one of the 16 institutions in the UNC System, and Carteret CC has articulation agreements with universities across the state and beyond for students who want to pursue their education at the university level. Students who successfully complete an AS degree can transfer to a receiving school as a junior.

Associate in Science - University Transfer

Stay on track towards graduation.

Course Sequence

Universal General Education Transfer Component (UGETC) Courses (34 SHC)

Course CodeTitleCredits
ENG-111Writing and Inquiry3
ENG-112Writing and Research in the Disciplines3
Sub-Total Credits6

Term

Course CodeTitleCredits
COM-120Introduction to Interpersonal Communication3
COM-231Public Speaking3
ART-111Art Appreciation3
ART-114Art History Survey I3
ART-115Art History Survey II3
ENG-232American Literature II3
ENG-242British Literature II3
MUS-110Music Appreciation3
MUS-112Introduction to Jazz3
PHI-215Philosophical Issues3
PHI-240Introduction to Ethics3
Sub-Total Credits6

Term

Course CodeTitleCredits
ECO-251Principles of Microeconomics3
ECO-252Principles of Macroeconomics3
HIS-111World Civilizations I3
HIS-112World Civilizations II3
HIS-131American History I3
HIS-132American History II3
POL-120American Government3
PSY-150General Psychology3
SOC-210Introduction to Sociology3
Sub-Total Credits6

Term

Course CodeTitleCredits
MAT-171Precalculus Algebra4
MAT-172Precalculus Trigonometry4
MAT-271Calculus I4
MAT-272Calculus II4
Sub-Total Credits8

Term

Course CodeTitleCredits
BIO-111 or BIO-112General Biology I or General Biology II4
CHM-151 or CHM-152General Chemistry I or General Chemistry II4
PHY-151 or PHY-152College Physics I or College Physics II4
PHY-251 or PHY-252General Physics I or General Physics II4
Sub-Total Credits8

Term

Course CodeTitleCredits
ACA-122College Transfer Success1
Sub-Total Credits1

Additional General Education Hours

Course CodeTitleCredits
BIO-140 or BIO-140AEnvironmental Biology or Environmental Biology Lab3
CHM-131 or CHM-131AIntroduction to Chemistry or Introduction to Chemistry Lab3
CIS-110Introduction to Computers3
COM-110Introduction to Communication3
ENG-114Professional Research & Reporting3
HUM-110Technology and Society3
HUM-115Critical Thinking3
HUM-120Cultural Studies3
MAT-273Calculus III4
PSY-241Developmental Psychology3
PSY-281Abnormal Psychology3
REL-110World Religions3
REL-211Introduction to Old Testament3
REL-212Introduction to New Testament3
SOC-213Sociology of the Family3
SOC-220Social Problems3
SOC-225Social Diversity3
SOC-230Race and Ethnic Relations3
SPA-111Elementary Spanish I3
SPA-112Elementary Spanish II3
SPA-211Intermediate Spanish I3
Sub-Total Credits11

Other Required Courses

Course CodeTitleCredits
ACC-120Principles of Financial Accounting4
ART-121Two-Dimensional Design3
ART-122Three-Dimensional Design3
ART-131Drawing I3
ART-135Figure Drawing I3
ART-171Digital Design I3
ART-214Portfolio and Resume1
ART-231Printmaking I3
ART-283Ceramics I3
ART-284Ceramics II3
BIO-155Nutrition3
BIO-168Anatomy and Physiology I4
BIO-169Anatomy and Physiology II4
BIO-243Marine Biology4
BIO-275Microbiology4
BUS-110Introduction to Business3
BUS-115Business Law I3
BUS-137Principles of Management3
CJC-111Introduction to Criminal Justice3
CJC-113Juvenile Justice3
CJC-121Law Enforcement Operations3
CJC-141Corrections3
CJC-212Ethics & Community Relations3
CSC-151JAVA Programming3
CTS-115Information Systems Business Concepts3
DFT-170Engineering Graphics3
EDU-216Foundations of Education3
EGR-150Introduction to Engineering2
ENG-125Creative Writing I3
HEA-110Personal Health/Wellness3
HIS-221African-American History3
HIS-226The Civil War3
MAT-280Linear Algebra3
MAT-285Differential Equations3
PED-110Fit and Well for Life2
SOC-244Sociology of Death & Dying3
SOC-250Sociology of Religion3
SPA-181Spanish Lab 11
SPA-182Spanish Lab 21
Sub-Total Credits14

Total Credits: 60 credits

Available Classes

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