Programs of Study

The College of Coastal Georgia offers bachelor's and associate degrees, as well as minors and certificates. With a student/faculty ratio that averages 19:1, your professors know your name in a college setting where the academics are challenging and exhilarating!

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Degrees, Majors, Minors & Certificates

Academic Pathways - General Education

An academic pathway is an advising guide to help students prepare for their intended bachelor’s degree major. By following the course of study for either an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science pathway, students will have the required general education courses to move into a four-year bachelor’s program of study. A pathway is not a major and will not be represented on the diploma.

Students should meet with an advisor in the Center for Academic Advising who can guide them in selecting and planning for an appropriate academic pathway. Students are also encouraged to investigate specific course requirements for the bachelor’s program they are intending to pursue.

The College of Coastal Georgia offers three academic pathways: General Studies, Health Professions, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics).

General Studies Pathway
Associate of Arts or Associate of Science, Pathway – General Studies

Students have the option to either pursue an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science in Core Curriculum with the general studies pathway. This pathway provides students with a breadth of course options and flexibility as they move to the baccalaureate level. Students will acquire essential career skills – critical thinking, problem-solving, attention to detail, and writing – that will increase their marketability.

Students who follow this pathway need to meet the below requirements as well as those for graduation listed in the College Catalog.

Health Professions Pathway
Associate of Science, Pathway – Health Professions

The Health Professions pathway provides students with a curriculum that equips them with the necessary information and skills to support employers in a variety of known and evolving healthcare fields to diagnose, treat, heal and record a wide variety of diseases and medical conditions. Employment of healthcare occupations is projected to grow due to an aging population and because federal health insurance reform should increase the number of individuals who have access to medical insurance.

Students who follow this pathway need to meet the below requirements as well as those for graduation listed in the College Catalog.

STEM Pathway
Associate of Science, Pathway – STEM

The STEM Pathway includes science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Areas of study in this pathway will prepare students for transfer degrees and professions in engineering, software development, information management, coding, medicine, science research, teaching, data science, and statistics. The College of Coastal Georgia also provides a strong foundation for students wanting to pursue engineering through the Regents Engineering Pathway Program that paves the way for students to continue their studies at four-year institutions.

Students who follow this pathway need to meet the below requirements as well as those for graduation listed in the College Catalog.

All general education courses meet the transfer-level quality accreditation standards defined by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on College Principles of Accreditation in Standard 6.2.a (Faculty qualifications), Core Requirement 9.1 (Program content); Core Requirement 9.3 (General education requirements), and Standard 10.8 (Evaluating and awarding academic credit).

Career Associate

The College also offers three career associate degrees that are primarily designed to prepare students for employment upon graduation. These degrees require 60-70 credits, with at least 20 credits of general education courses.

Bachelor's

Baccalaureate programs are focused on selected areas of study and offer students the opportunity to complete baccalaureate degrees with special emphases on fields that support regional and state economic development.

Bachelor of Applied Science with a Major in Workforce Management & Leadership
  • Leadership
  • Logistics (coming Fall 2020)
  • Healthcare Information Technology (coming Fall 2020)

Bachelor of Arts with a Major in French Language and Literature
Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Spanish Language and Literature
Bachelor of Arts with a Major in American Studies

Bachelor of Science with a Major in Biological Sciences

Bachelor of Business Administration in General Business

Bachelor of Science with a Major in Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science with a Major in Data Science

Bachelor of Science in Education with a Major in Early Childhood/Special Education
Bachelor of Science with a Major in Environmental Science
Bachelor of Science with a Major in Middle Grades Education
Bachelor of Science with a Major in Health Informatics
Bachelor of Science with a Major in Health Sciences
Bachelor of Science With a Major in Hospitality and Tourism Management
Bachelor of Science with a Major in Interdisciplinary Studies
Bachelor of Science with a Major in Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Bachelor of Science with a Major in Psychology
Bachelor of Science with a Major in Public Management

Online Bachelor's

The College's growth in the area of online learning has grown precipitously within the last few years. In an effort to accommodate diverse student learners, online education is a popular learning platform, not only in terms of convenience and flexibility, but also the opportunity for students to participate in an interactive virtual classroom environment that offers enhanced class discussions.

Bachelor of Applied Science
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science

Honors Program

College of Coastal Georgia Honors Program

Our goal in the College of Coastal Georgia's Honors Program is to provide enhanced educational experiences to the brightest and most driven students at the college. We do this through smaller courses taught by our finest faculty and through other opportunities for learning and growth outside of the classroom. We strive to connect our students to faculty members and community partners through internships, service learning projects, and opportunities to pursue undergraduate research.

Please visit the Coastal Georgia's Honors Program page
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email: honors@ccga.edu

Minors

Baccalaureate degree students may select a minor in a different field of study to complement their major. A minor is between 15 and 18 credit hours with at least 9 of those hours in courses numbered 3000 or higher. None of the classes used in the minor may be counted toward meeting the Area A-E requirements of a student's degree program. (No course may be counted twice.)

Certificates

The following certificates are embedded programs within a College of Coastal Georgia degree. First-year certificates are completed as part of an AS, AA, BS, BA, or BAS degree. Either Spanish for Professionals or the TESOL certificate can be completed as part of any degree with 18 elective credits. These are embedded certificate programs that are taken as part of a normal degree program.

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