At MWCC You Have Options
We offer over 70 associate degrees and certificate programs, as well as a variety of focused training options for career advancement. Browse our offerings below!
Degree and Certificate Options
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- Interdisciplinary Studies The Interdisciplinary studies degree is designed to help students explore many different fields and take classes that interest them, designing their own program. Take control of your education and your future with an interdisciplinary degree.
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- Liberal Arts & Sciences Our Liberal Arts & Sciences degree program allows you the flexibility to take your general education courses while exploring many topics of study. You have the option of choosing a track, which will allow you to explore a topic of study more deeply.
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What is the difference between an Associate Degree and a Certificate Program?
An associate degree is structured in such a way that students can use credits to continue their education, pursuing a bachelor’s degree at an accredited four-year school. An associate degree is structured as a two-year program, however, students may take longer if they wish.
A certificate program can be completed in as few as two semesters or at any pace comfortable for the student. The certificate programs are designed for students to wish to upgrade and add to their current skill set, improve job prospects, or simply test to determine if the subject is one they would like to pursue an associate degree in.
