Degrees Online
CCAC’s Online Learning program currently features 14 degree
programs and 13 certificate programs that can be completed entirely online through Online Learning.
Associate Degree Programs
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Certificate/Diploma Programs
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Business
Education, Social and Behavioral Sciences and
Human Services
Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics
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Arts and Humanities
Business
Education, Social and Behavioral Sciences and
Human Services
Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics
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CCAC Degree and Certificate Programs in Which Most (50% - 99%) Course Requirements Can Be Completed Through Online Learning
Many Online Learning Courses have been developed by faculty as alternatives to traditional in-class courses. As a result, students have been able to substitute these courses for traditional course requirements. A review of the CCAC Course Catalog revealed that this alternative delivery option could substitute for 50% to 99% of the traditional courses in twenty-seven (27) degrees and ten (10) certificates.
Associate Degree Programs
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Certificate/Diploma Programs
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Arts and Humanities
Business
Education, Social and Behavioral Sciences and
Human Services
Health
Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics
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Arts and Humanities
Business
Education, Social and Behavioral Sciences and
Human Services
Health
Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics
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NOTICE TO OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS
For out-of-state students: Colleges offering online programs to out-of-state students are bound by State Authorization regulations from the states in which those students reside. CCAC is committed to meeting any and all requirements necessary for legal operation of online programs within those states or in states where CCAC does not meet State Authorization requirements, CCAC does not offer programs to those students. Because of State Authorizations, CCAC is not able to offer degree or certificate programs to students residing in Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Oregon, Wisconsin, or Wyoming. Instruction, as well as any communication between faculty and students, takes place exclusively online and via email. As a result, CCAC has no established physical presence for its online programs in other states.
The Student Academic Complaint Procedure is documented in the Student Handbook on page 19. A link to the contact information of the state agency or agencies that handle complaints against postsecondary education institutions offering distance learning or correspondence education within that states other than Pennsylvania. Students must go through the College’s Student Academic Complaint Procedure before pursuing external agencies.
Professional licensure and/or certification requirements may vary from state to state. There may be a need for additional education requirements and/or special authorization from the professional licensing/certification agency in that state. CCAC cannot guarantee program requirements meet the licensure/certification requirements in states other than Pennsylvania.
Out-of-state students seeking to enroll in a CCAC course or program that customarily leads to professional licensure/certification, should first contact the professional licensing/certification agency in their state of residence to determine whether or not the CCAC course or program meets the requirements in that state.