Do most people work to obtain an A.A.S. Degree or a certificate of completion??
The Manufacturing programs are designed to allow the student to take a stepped path approach towards completing a degree. The courses needed for a Certificate of Completion are also part of the degree requirements and can be taken at a rate of one class per semester or more than one class at a time as the student wishes . Only nine or ten courses are required for a Certificate and all of the courses are manufacturing courses. Many students take the certificate classes first so they can receive the certificate and put this knowledge to work sooner. They then can continue on to complete the General Education classes and a other manufacturing classes to receive the A.A.S. degree.
