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10100
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The Associate in Arts curriculum provides a solid general education foundation for students pursuing a four-year degree in a variety of disciplines, including liberal arts, business, education, social sciences, or nursing, and professional programs requiring a liberal arts background.  The course parallels those taught during the first two years at four-year institutions, and upon transfer, are the equivalent of courses taught in the University of North Carolina system. 

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Program Description
The curriculum is designed for students who want to pursue a four-year degree in a number of disciplines, including liberal arts, business, education or social sciences, as well as training at a professional school that requires a strong liberal arts background.
Financial Aid Eligible
Yes, eligible for financial aid
Primary Contact
Michelle Jackson
Office Number
919-866-5032
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