Concordia University, St. Paul's fully online, CAEP-Accredited Associate of Arts in Early Childhood Education can be completed in as little as two years with transfer credits and gives you the social and physical child development knowledge you need to pursue a career as an educator. Our 64-credit-hour associate degree in early childhood education also meets the standards of the Child Development Associate National Credentialing program, which assures high quality and educational innovation.

Whether you’re looking for lecture-based classes to fulfill your general elective requirements or activity-based classes to improve your health and fitness, the Physical Education Department has classes that will fit your needs. The Physical Education Department offers fully transferable areas of study that can assist students wishing to explore careers and continued education in the fields of Physical Education, Personal Training, Exercise Science, Human Movement, Health and Wellness, Human Performance, Sports or Athletic Administration, or a related area.

The online Associate of Science in Education degree from Campbellsville University establishes a solid academic foundation for the next generation of educators as it prepares students to become substitute teachers and instructional assistants in the state of Kentucky.

The 100% online Associate of Arts in Elementary Education at Brenau focuses on the foundation for success in teaching. Our experienced faculty will help you develop the knowledge and skills you need to become a successful teacher.

The Early Childhood Education program of study prepares students to work with young children in a variety of early care and education settings. Graduates will be able to provide high-quality educational environments that are inclusive of all children ages birth to 9. They will gain the necessary knowledge and skills to provide a developmentally appropriate, culturally responsive, and inclusive early learning experience.

Campbellsville University's online Associate of Science in General Studies program offers the opportunity to explore a variety of professional fields before choosing an academic major. Once completed, continue your education by applying the program's credits to the bachelor's degree of your choice.

Our Associate of Science in Education degree program focuses on educational development and behavior. The program explores current education issues and trends in today’s private and public school environments and provides practical experience in classroom planning and creating lesson plans.

The Academic Division at Southern Union State Community College offers the Associate in Science (A.S.) an online option to better serve students' scheduling needs. This degree parallels our traditional Associate in Science degree but features only courses that are offered as online options.

The Associate of Science (A.S.) in Health Sciences will provide prospective students with the opportunity to obtain their career and professional goals across an aggregate of credentials within the School of Health and Natural Sciences. The A.S. in Health Sciences is a degree completion program that requires successful completion of 60 credits as a preparatory option for students wishing to pursue the next level of higher education and admission into a baccalaureate health professions degree such as the B.S. in Nursing or the B.S. in Respiratory Therapy.

This degree allows students to uniquely design an associate's degree in collaboration with a faculty member, advisor or counselor. Courses may be chosen from a variety of subject areas. Students should meet with an advisor or counselor before beginning this degree...

Two types of certifications are awarded, Generalist (G) or Specialist (S), depending on the liberal arts major. Students wishing to extend their childhood education certification complete a major in one of the following areas: English (S), History (S), or Life Sciences (G). Note: some liberal arts majors require additional content coursework to meet the New York State middle childhood certification requirements

The ASGS offers courses for students who have completed high school or have passed the General Educational Development (GED) test, and who perhaps have completed some courses either at an appropriately accredited college or in the United States armed forces.