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Choose a 4-Year
Degree Path
Achieving your career aspirations may
mean pursuing a four-year degree after
attending SCC. We can help you obtain
your 4-year degree at another college
or university with tremendous bene昀椀ts
through our academic transfer programs.
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Affordable cost per credit hour
Personalized attention & guidance
Small class sizes
Flexible academic paths
Optional housing
Low student/teacher ratio
Dedicated faculty
Accessible student services
Academic Transfer
Beatrice, Lincoln and Milford
Transfer Subject Areas:
Online Available | 4 Terms | A.A., A.S.
Program Description:
The Academic Transfer program helps you earn an associate degree by completing up
to 61 semester hours of general education credit, or you can take speci昀椀c courses that
transfer to a four-year institution for your intended major.
Getting Started
SCC’s program is a perfect starting point, whether you plan to transfer just a few credits
or the equivalent of two full years to a four-year school.
Where do you plan to transfer?
Understanding the course requirements of your intended four-year institution can
save you time and money. Be sure to research colleges and universities for important
details—such as your intended major, prerequisite courses you can complete at SCC,
admission requirements, application deadlines, fees, enrollment deposits and more.
Degrees
The Associate of Arts degree is designed for students who plan to transfer to a four-year
college or university to pursue a bachelor’s degree in 昀椀elds such as business, education,
humanities, social science or social work.
The Associate of Science degree is designed for students who plan to transfer to a four-year
college or university to pursue a bachelor’s degree in 昀椀elds such as agriculture, computer
science, engineering, science or mathematics.
Learn more at:
21 | Your Path to Possible
southeast.edu/transfer-advising
transfer.nebraska.edu
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