Associate of Arts Degree Online

Associate of Arts Degree Online

What are the benefits of an Associate of Arts degree?

 

You can pursue an Associate of Arts degree online while still working full time. By earning your Associate of Arts degree, you can change career paths or move up in your current occupation. In addition, earning your Associate of Arts degree is a great stepping stone toward earning your bachelor’s degree. (You may have the option to use the credits from your associate degree toward a bachelor's degree via an articulation agreement.)

If you are looking for more job security, a higher salary and better health benefits, consider earning your Associate of Arts degree online at Central Christian College of Kansas.

 

Online Associate of Arts Curriculum

This is a sample list of courses you will be required to complete for the online Associate of Arts program. To view a full list, please click below to get your program guide.

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Cross Cultural Communications (3 credits)

The course is designed to examine the principles and processes of communicating from one culture to another. Emphasis is on domestic and international aspects of cross-cultural communication including how culture shapes values, beliefs, worldviews and behaviors. 

How to apply?

  1. Submit the form above
  2. Wait for a call from the enrollment advisor
  3. Follow their guidance to register and get started

Available Elective Tracks

  • Psychology
  • Healthcare Management
  • Business Management
  • Business
  • Leadership
  • Accounting

You can also earn your Associate of Arts in Criminal Justice.

Why Get An Associates Degree Online?

The Online Associate of Arts degree is a well-rounded program that provides students with an overview into the professional world while allowing them to specialize in a niche area that will assist them in boosting their career potential. 

This online Associate of Arts degree program requires students to complete 60 credit hours prior to graduation. Given the fact that it is an online program, students are able to create their own curriculum track and can design their own path to success.

What jobs can I get with an Associate of Arts Degree?

 

What makes the Associate of Arts degree ideal is that it can be earned in a two-year college program and can be used as a springboard into a variety of career fields.

You can become a:

  • Preschool teacher
  • Engineering technician
  • Industrial designer
  • Accounting clerk
  • Paralegal
  • Human resources manager
  • Administrative assistant
  • Interpreter
  • Woodworker
  • Librarian
  • And many more!

According to Payscale, you can earn salary ranges of $30,000 to $100,000 or more with an Associate of Arts degree.

Many employers find employees with Associate of Arts degrees to be ideal choices because these employees have the required education to make a difference on the job immediately. In addition, employees with Associate of Arts degrees prove ready and eager to learn even more hands-on skills from their managers in their organization.

 

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