Academic Programs and Description

Bachelor of Applied Science

• Mechanical Engineering Technology, BAS

Associate of Applied Business

The Associate of Applied Business Degree is awarded in the following programs:

Associate of Applied Science

The Associate of Applied Science Degree is awarded in the following programs:

• Bioscience, AAS
• Criminal Justice (Online), AAS
• Criminal Justice, AAS
• Criminal Justice-Corrections, AAS
• Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement (Online), AAS
• Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement (Police Academy), AAS
• Health Information Technology, AAS
• Health Services Technology, AAS
• Human and Social Work Services, AAS
• Information Technology-Cyber Security, AAS
• Information Technology-Networking, AAS
• Integrated Engineering Technology, AAS
• Manufacturing Technology Operations Management, AAS
• Mechanical Engineering Technology, AAS
• Nursing Articulation Option, AAS
• Nursing, AAS
• Occupational Therapy Assistant, AAS
• Physical Therapist Assistant, AAS
• Radiological Sciences, AAS
• Respiratory Care, AAS

Associate of Arts

The Associate of Arts is awarded with the following focus areas:

Associate of Science

The Associate of Science is awarded with the following focus areas:

• Business Administration and Management Focus, AS
• Mathematics Focus, AS
• Pre-Health Professional Focus, AS
• Pre-Mortuary Science Focus, AS
• Pre-Professional Studies Focus, AS
• SCI-MED Academy Focus, AS

Certificate

North Central State College offers certificate programs which are designed to allow students to complete a cluster of coordinated courses in a shorter period of time than an associate degree. Students in associate degree programs may benefit from adding a certificate to their areas of expertise. Upon successful completion of a certificate program, a “Certificate Request” form must be completed in the Office of Student Records in order to receive a certificate.

Some certificates have a special admission procedure or require special prerequisites. Detailed information is available in the Admissions Office. There is no limit on the number of certificates a student may request, but a new form must be completed for each. A minimum of a 2.00 grade point average must be obtained for all required courses in order to receive any certificate at North Central State College.

Certificates are awarded upon completion of prescribed courses of study in: