Associate of Applied Science in Early Childhood and Family Studies

The Early Childhood and Family Studies Program will provide the community with a comprehensive early childhood program responsive to cultural, ethnic, and socioeconomic diversity, rich in current and innovative ideas, and nurturing authentic learning and hands-on experiences. Students will explore how children develop from birth to age 12, with a focus on birth to age 8, in all areas of development: physical, socio-emotional, language, and cognitive. The result is individuals well prepared for a variety of job opportunities in the rapidly changing early care and education profession. The program will prepare graduates for a variety of job opportunities in the rapidly changing early care and education profession. Graduates will be working with children ages 0-8, as well as their families. Completion of the following curriculum entitles students to an AAS degree in Early Childhood and Family Studies. The AAS degree is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children, Early Childhood Associate Degree Accreditation Commission.

All students will need to submit a transcript of the last school attended. If the high school or college is not a U.S. school, then transcript must be translated and evaluated. Original documents from high school or all colleges or universities attended. IELTS - 5.0, TOEFL - 61 ,Computer-Based Test -173 , TOEFL PBT - 500.