General Technology Program
Work with an advisor to design an individualized technical program that combines coursework from multiple technology disciplines to support a specific career goal.
Why Choose General Technology?
Build a customized technical course of study when your career goal crosses more than one technology discipline. The General Technology Individualized Technical Option allows you to combine coursework from two or more existing technical areas while maintaining a primary technical focus and a related supporting area.
What You'll Learn
- Develop technical knowledge and skills in a primary area of study.
- Build supporting technical skills through coursework in a second technology discipline.
- Apply knowledge from multiple technical areas to a specific career objective.
- Develop a coherent combination of technical skills that crosses traditional program areas.
- Apply workplace communication, mathematics, computer, and other general education skills in a technical setting.
- Integrate your technical coursework into an individualized program designed around your career goal.
Program Options
- Associate of Applied Science — General Technology
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How long does it take?
60 Credit Hours, or approximately 2 years
What can I expect from this program?
Create an individualized technical program by combining coursework from two or more technology disciplines. Your plan includes a 24-credit-hour technical major, 15-credit-hour technical minor, and 3 credit hours of related electives, along with 18 credit hours of general education. The technical coursework is designed to form a coherent program that supports your specific career objective.
Program Requirements
What Do I Need to Get Started?
- High School Diploma or GED equivalent OR
- ACT score of 19 or above OR
- An Accuplacer test. This can be performed at the college; you can read more on our Admissions page.
Cost & Financial Aid
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