The Programs

Students will find a wide variety of degree and Certificate programs at Warren County Community College. The program outlines describe the courses and the number of credits that must be taken for completion.

WCCC offers several transfer programs in liberal arts and sciences, which are affordable alternatives for the first two years of a Bachelor's degree program. With careful planning, credits earned at WCCC can be transferred to the a four-year college or university.

Some programs are designed to prepare students for work immediately upon graduation. Other programs can help to prepare students who are already employed and are seeking a promotion or wish to begin a new career.

Students who are changing careers, starting a new job, or would like to develop skills and knowledge in a particular career field are encouraged to explore the Applied Science or Certificate programs. For help in deciding which program of study is best, see an advisor in the Office of Student Services.

The College recognizes that students may have many commitments that interrupt their education. The program outlines help to keep students on-track, regardless of how long they may need to complete their course of study. Advisors are available to help students bridge the gaps upon their return to WCCC.