Public Policy - Associate of Science

Programs in Urban Studies / Public Policy

The College offers both Associate and Bachelor’s degree programs in Urban Studies/Public Policy. These programs are designed for para-professional and entry-level government and social-service workers who are also active in community, civic, and voluntary organizations.

Candidates for admission must have obtained a high school diploma or its equivalent (GED). Transfer students will be considered for admission. Only courses in which the grade was a 2.0 (C) or better may be considered for transfer. Special arrangements can be made for a certificate of 30 credits.  Apply for Admission.

The recommended sequence of courses for the Associate degree program follows:

Special Notes

The courses marked by an asterisk are electives for which other courses may be substituted. Students whose placement test shows a need for a developmental mathematics course must take Ma026.