The ACE Program provides a clear "map" for your entire degree. All courses required for each program, including major classes and general education, are included within your chosen pathway. This structured approach makes it easier to plan and stay on track.

While we schedule classes a year in advance, there is a possibility of minor variations. If any modifications are made, we will alert you as soon as possible.

ACE offers a limited selection of degree programs. Students must be pursuing an ACE program listed below in order to participate in ACE.

  • AS Degrees (Non-Transferable): These degrees are career-focused. Additional courses may be required for transfer.
  • AA, AA-T, & AS-T Degrees (Transferable): These degrees are designed for students planning to transfer to a four-year university.
ace Programs Associate Degree Transfer Associate Degree Non-Transfereable Certificates
Administration of Justice AS-T.1003 Administration of Justice    
Business

AS-T.2008 Business Administration 2.0

AA.1492 University Studies - Business Administration 

AS.1497 Business – General Business
AS.1085 Business – Management
AS.1521 Business – Marketing & Finance 
AS.1081 Business Administration-Accounting 
AS.1498 Office and Computer Technologies 

CT.3060 Accounting Clerk/ Bookkeeper
CT.3352 Business Management
CT. 3247 Business Information Systems Professional
CT.3276 Medical Office Specialist

Communication Studies AA -T. 4005 Communications Studies    
Early Childhood Education AS-T.1002 Early Childhood Education   CL.3154 Early Childhood Education - Childcare
CT.3451 Early Childhood Education
Health Information Technology (HIT)   AS.1604 Health Information Technology (HIT)  
Human Development   AS.1501 Human Development  
Human Services   AS.1225 Human Services  CL.3417 Level 1 Case Management
CT.3417 Level 2 Case Management
Psychology AA-T.1006 Psychology    
Social Sciences AA.1501 University Studies – Social Sciences  AS.1516 Social Sciences       
Sociology AA-T. 1002 Sociology     

Student Testimonial

“The most important hard skill that I have learned through this class [STU 1] is to be a better planner, because I never thought that planning out study and homework time daily would be so beneficial. By planning out my weekly and monthly calendars I am staying on top of my assignments. I also feel that I am learning the material and my anxiety level has decreased.” – Amalia, AA-T Psychology