University Transfer Associate of Science
- Appleton, USA
- Oshkosh, USA
Associate of Science
DURATION
4 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time, Part time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2026
TUITION FEES
USD 12,487 *
STUDY FORMAT
Distance Learning, On-Campus
* tuition and fees are subject to change
Key Summary
About: The Associate of Science at Fox Valley Technical College® is a 2-year degree that gives practical skills and knowledge to transfer to a bachelor's. It meets general education requirements for junior status with FVTC university partners and emphasizes math and sciences, STEM and transferable credits. Partners: Lakeland, Marian, UW–Milwaukee, Ripon College, UW–Green Bay, UW–Oshkosh, UW–Stevens Point.
Career Outcomes: Graduates often continue to bachelor's degrees in biology, chemistry, math, engineering, health sciences or environmental science. Potential roles include laboratory technician, research assistant, environmental technician, IT support specialist, and healthcare roles. They support careers in STEM, education, research and technical services.
The Associate of Science degree will provide you with the academic knowledge and practical skills needed to successfully transfer to a 4-year college or university to earn your bachelor's degree.
Upon completing this degree, you’ll have met all general education requirements for admission with junior status at our university partners. The Associate of Science degree contains coursework to prepare you for many different areas of study, emphasizing math and sciences.
Transfer to one of FVTC's partner 4-year colleges or universities to earn your bachelor's degree.
- Lakeland University
- Marian University
- UW-Milwaukee
- Ripon College
- UW-Green Bay
- UW-Oshkosh
- UW-Stevens Point
General Studies
- Select 1 credit from these options
- Stress Management: Fitness for Life
- Nutrition for Life
- Select 1 course from these options
- Native American History
- US History to 1877
- US History Since 1877
- Select 1 course from these options
- Spanish 1
- Japanese 1
- World Language-1 Year High School
- Select a total of 9 credits from these options
- English Composition 2
- Speech
- English Composition 1
- Select 1 course from these options
- Native American History
- Cross-Cultural Experience
- Ethnic Literature
- Introduction to Diversity Studies
- Select 1 course from these options
- Microbiology
- Adv Anatomy & Physiology
- Intro to Biochemistry
- General Biology
- Gen Anatomy & Physiology
- Select 1 course from these options
- Introductory Statistics
- Calculus 3
- College Algebra and Trigonometry with Applications
- Calculus 2
- Calculus 1
- Select 1 course from these options
- Calculus Physics 1 - Enhancement
- College Chemistry 2
- General Physics 2
- General Physics 1
- College Chemistry 1
- General Chemistry
- Select a total of 6 credits from these options
- Intro to Ethics: Theory & App
- Children's Literature
- Cross-Cultural Experience
- Introduction to Literature
- Contemporary Literature
- Music Appreciation
- Ethnic Literature
- Select a total of 6 credits from these options
- Microeconomics
- Abnormal Psychology
- Intro to Psychology
- Native American History
- Intro to Sociology
- Educational Psychology
- US History to 1877
- Macroeconomics
- US History Since 1877
- Developmental Psychology
- Select a total of 20 credits from these options
- Microbiology
- General Physics 2
- Calculus 3
- Calculus 2
- General Biology
- Calculus 1
- General Chemistry
- Calculus Physics 1 - Enhancement
- College Chemistry 2
- Adv Anatomy & Physiology
- Introductory Statistics
- General Physics 1
- College Algebra and Trigonometry with Applications
- Intro to Biochemistry
- College Chemistry 1
- Gen Anatomy & Physiology
Electives
See an Academic Advisor and/or consult your Academic Progress.
- Apply Reasoning - Employ critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, and evidence-based approaches.
- Communicate Effectively - Demonstrate effective communication, including interpersonal, digital literacy, and presentation skills.
- Demonstrate Respectful & Responsible Collaboration - Work collaboratively using respect, accountability, ethical behavior, conflict resolution, and empathy.
- Demonstrate Social Responsibility - Demonstrate global awareness, engage with your college and community, and appreciate diverse perspectives and strengths.
- Exercise Adaptability - Anticipate changes while demonstrating resilience, innovation, and a growth mindset.