Earning your Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Surgical Technology degree allows you to make a career out of maximizing patient safety, ensuring that operating room equipment functions properly, and supporting surgeons that save the lives of others. To get the clinical experience you need, Monroe School of Allied Health Professionals provides a series of courses that prepare you to take on two surgical technology practicums at approved health care facilities in New York. With affordable classes taught by faculty that have experience working in the field of surgical technology, you can broaden your horizons in the health care field.

Our Sports Management degree program provide students with a strong foundation in management, finance, accounting, marketing, communications, ethics and legal aspects of business. Specific courses in Sports Management and Marketing provide students with an understanding of the role of sports in society and the role of management in sports, as well as opportunities to apply their knowledge in sports-related organizations. Four semesters New York-based networking opportunities Flexible schedules: on campus, online, or a combination of both Practical knowledge

Hostos Community College (HCC) offers the Associate in Science (A.S.) degree in Chemical Engineering as a jointly registered, dual admission program with the existing Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering (B.E./ChE.) at the City College of New York (CCNY).

The Allied Health Science program provides the science, technology, engineering, and math, knowledge and skills you need to succeed in a range of growing health care professions. Use your associate degree as a foundation for earning a bachelor’s or master’s degree later, or use it to step into some clinical or nonclinical position right away. 63 credits Focus on a range of clinical or nonclinical concentrations

Monroe's Hospitality Management associate degree program covers the basics of the industry, including room division, food and beverage, and travel and tourism, all with an emphasis on communication skills. It is highly recommended that graduates go on to pursue a bachelor degree in hospitality in order to accelerate advancement in the industry. 60 credits Classes on campus, online, or a combination of both Targeted, career-focused skills

An associate degree in Business Administration is your entry ticket to the world of commerce and industry. Our classes are a mix of theory and practical experience. Our professors focus on the practical skills that allow you to land the job and hit the ground running once you do. Choose to specialize in finance, human resources, accounting, sports management, business law, or the ever-growing marketing field ACBSP accredited Four semesters Flexible scheduling:on campus, online, or a combination of both Networking opportunities

Be an effective member of the health care team. As a medical assistant, you’ll perform clinical and administrative tasks, from billing to handling equipment to taking patients' vital signs and coordinating care. This in-demand field provides opportunities in hospitals, clinics, and care facilities. The associate degree in medical assisting involves several labs, so you get plenty of hands-on experience. You’ll also learn the fundamental communication skills needed to work in a team environment.

Be an effective member of the health care team.As a medical assistant, you'll perform clinical and administrative tasks, from billing to handling equipment to taking patients' vital signs and coordinating care. This in-demand field provides opportunities in hospitals, clinics, and care facilities. 64 credits Targeted, career-focused skills Careers in a variety of care settings The Curriculum The associate degree in medical assisting involves several labs, so you get plenty of hands-on experience. You'll also learn the fundamental communication skills needed to work in a team environment.

Vaughn’s aircraft operations associate degree program combines the theory and practical application needed to begin a career as a commercial pilot. Our strong focus on career preparation exposes students to a wide variety of hands-on training and skill-building to become successful in their careers.

The Mission of the Associate in Science Degree Program in Business Administration offered by the Division of Administration and Economics is to provide an excellent education in introductory business administration.

Accounting at Monroe means courses in math, economics, and business, as well as the traditional liberal arts. The goal: to make sure your background is well-rounded so you're comfortable working in a range of settings. Graduates have found jobs with KPMG, PwC,Deloitte, and EY. ACBSP accredited Plenty of networking opportunities Flexible schedules: on campus, online, or a combination of both Career focused skills

Our Associate Degree in Human Services develops practitioners who are educated, ethical thinkers who can apply their knowledge to serving others in various aspects of society. Human services professionals work with both children and adults who are undergoing crisis or chronic situations. If you are a helper at heart, Human Services is the right field for you. Four semesters Internship and practicum opportunities Study online, on campus, or a combination of both Networking opportunities

Prepare for a variety of careers in the foodservice industry such as entry level line cook, institutional foodservice operations, food service in the hotel industry, private and corporate catering operations, or foodservice for schools and community ... all pathways leading to the position of executive chef.

The Associate in Science (A.S.) in Computer Science provides students with an understanding of the theory that underlies the existence, organization and applications of computers. This program equips students to continue their education in the computer science field or to enter the workforce. Upon successful completion, graduates can seamlessly transfer into baccalaureate programs at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and Mercy College.

Arm yourself with the organizational, interpersonal, and technical skills to handle administrative duties in healthcare organizations. Become familiar with medical terminology, coding, the use of electronic health records, and professional writing. Entry-level positions are often in hospitals, physician’s offices, insurance companies, behavioral health organizations, and nursing facilities. 61 credits Study online, on campus, or a combination of both Gain career-focused skills