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Associate in Applied Science–T – Early Childhood Education

90 Applicable College Level Quarter Credits

The Associate in Applied Science-T is not designed to transfer universally, but rather it is a dual purpose degree designed to prepare students for work and to transfer to a limited number of degree programs at some baccalaureate institutions. AAS-T degrees are technical in nature and the general education courses, though the same as general education courses included in universally transferable degrees, are fewer than in the Associate of Arts and Sciences or the Direct Transfer Agreement (DTA). Programs that offer this degree option will have articulated a transfer agreement with one or more four-year institutions. This degree transfers to Washington State University and Eastern Washington University.

Basic Requirements

All transfer degrees, have basic requirements for graduation:

Important Degree Notes and Conditions

Written Communication Skills: 10 Credits

English [ENGL] 101 and 201

Quantitatve Skills: 5 Credits

Note: Math 141 and 142 are designed for elementary education teachers.

Note: EWU requires Mathematics 107.

Humanities Distribution: 10 Credits

Maximum 5 credits can be a performance/skills course (indicated by *)

World Language: Maximum of 5 credits at the 100 level in the distribution

Choose two different subjects from the following list:

Only one single language for a maximum of 5 credits allowed in Humanities:

Social Sciences Distribution: 10 Credits

Choose two different subjects from the following list:

Lab Sciences Distribution: 6 Credits

Choose one from the following list:

Early Childhood Education [ECED] Core Courses: 45 Credits

Complete ALL the following courses:

Choose one from the following: 3-5 credits

Electives: 1 credit or sufficient to meet minimum degree total of 90

Cultural Diversity Requirement

This degree requires that students complete a set of BCC General Education Requirements, including a Cultural Diversity component.

View a list of courses that meet this requirement

View and print the completion worksheet for this degree [PDF]

[updated on 6/22/2007]