Study law, law enforcement and corrections. Examine legal systems, the impact of crime, the criminal justice system’s role and techniques of applied criminal justice through courses led by faculty who are leaders in their field. This program prepares students for continuing education in the field
Construction management is a dynamic profession that combines technology, art and science. Engage in broad academic, technical, business and construction management courses that are designed to produce well-rounded construction professionals.
Graduates of this program will be able to analyze a complex computing problem and identify solutions; design, implement and evaluate a computing-based solution; recognize professional responsibilities and make informed decisions; apply computer science theory and software development fundamentals to
Prepare for transfer into bachelor's program leading to careers in fields such as an industrial chemist, pharmaceutical chemist, medicine, pharmacy and environmental technology.
This program is designed to parallel the first two years of a program in Chemical Engineering at a four-year institution. Chemical Engineering graduates work at manufacturing companies in chemical processes, such as petrochemical refineries and pharmaceutical companies.
Obtain a second associate degree that allows students to fulfill missing requirements to successfully transfer into an RCBC 3+1 Program.
Gain the necessary skills and preparation in the business disciplines, accounting, business law, economics, management, statistics and other business-related courses.
Serve others in a variety of fields using American Sign Language to communicate, such as education, criminal justice and social services. Graduates of this program will be proficient in all aspects of ASL, demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of American Deaf Culture, demonstrate knowledge of
Prepare and interpret financial statements, perform all steps in the accounting cycle, utilize accounting systems and more with this in-depth study of accounting theory and practice with a strong background in general education.
Curious about the living world? You may be interested in a biology degree! You’ll learn about cell structure and systems, anatomy, physiology and more. Learn how to formulate research questions, design tests and assess basic data.