BRCC participates in the Board of Regents’ Statewide Articulation Consortium. Students planning to transfer to another Louisiana public institution of higher learning should consult their academic advisors for information about course transfers.
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The college’s academic programs enable students to succeed personally and professionally. Academic programs prepare students for transfer to four-year institutions, for satisfying and rewarding careers, or for personal growth and fulfillment.
Baton Rouge Community College offers the following degrees and certificates:
| Accounting Technology Associate of Applied Science (AAS) |
| Business Associate of Science (AS) |
| Business Technology Associate of Applied Science (AAS) |
| Business Technology Certificate |
| Computer Information Science (AS) |
| Criminal Justice (AS) |
| Emergency Management Certificate |
| Entertainment Technology Associate of Applied Science (AAS) |
| General Science Associate of Science (AS) |
| | General Science Landscape Management Concentration |
| | General Science Natural/Physical Sciences Concentration |
| General Studies Associate (AGS) |
| | General Studies Entertainment Technologies Concentration |
| | General Studies Global Studies Concentration |
| | General Studies Liberal Arts Concentration |
| | General Studies Studio Arts Concentration |
| General Studies Certificate |
| Liberal Arts Associate of Arts (AA) |
| Nursing Associate of Science (ASN) |
| Process Technology Associate of Applied Science (AAS) |
| Science Technology Associate of Applied Science (AAS) |
| | Environmental Technology Concentration |
| | Engineering Technology Concentration |
| Teaching Associate of Science (AS) |
Please refer to the catalog for Programs of Study
The Associate of Arts (A.A.), Science (A.S.), and General Studies (A.G.S.) degrees are designed for students who plan to transfer to universities to complete bachelors degrees. Associate degrees provide many of the basic general education courses required during the first two years of a bachelors program. If a student is interested in transferring to a specific four-year program, he/she should consult with the college/university of intent and establish which courses taken at BRCC will transfer.
The General Studies A.G.S. allows students to select concentrations that are transferable to other college/university degree programs.
The Associate of Applied Science A.A.S. degree prepares students to enter careers upon completion with no further study required. The General Education courses required in the A.A.S. degree may articulate with other colleges/universities, but the A.A.S. degree does not necessarily provide full transfer to a four-year institution.
Certificate programs provide defined work skills that can be used for employment. Students in certificate programs may take a limited number of General Education courses that transfer to four-year institutions; however, the focus of the certificate program is to renew or establish employable skills which allows students to enter the workforce.
Regents’ Statewide Articulation
BRCC participates in the Board of Regents’ Statewide Articulation Consortium. Students planning to transfer to another Louisiana public institution of higher learning should consult their academic advisors for information about course transfers.
