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Associate in Arts Program

Biology professor and Associate in Arts student
Biology lab attended by students in the AA Program

All students in the Associate in Arts Program (AAP) receive dedicated advisement, academic, mental health and social support services. Students benefit from a low-cost education, close to home, with lots of personal attention. An  associate degree can be a valuable intermediate goal, leading to a baccalaureate degree. Like all UD students, AAP graduates are eligible to pursue degrees in any of the University’s eight  undergraduate colleges.  Prior to selecting a major, students identify an interest area that informs the courses they take while in the AAP. Coursework can be used to fulfill general education requirements to allow students to stay “on track” for a number of majors – with the exception of “highly structured programs” such as engineering or athletic training.

AREAS OF STUDY

  • Arts & Humanities
  • Business
  • Elementary & Early Childhood Education
  • Environmental Studies
  • Life & Health Sciences
  • Physical & Applied Sciences
  • Social Sciences

CAREER OPTIONS

Associate in Arts Program graduates can pursue majors and careers across all disciplines, including:

  • Teacher
  • Fraud Analyst
  • Project Manager
  • Management Trainee
  • Copy editor
  • Nutritionist

What’s special about this program?

As an Associate in Arts Program student you will benefit from substantially lower tuition.  Eligible AAP students can take advantage of the state of Delaware’s Student Excellence Equals Degree (SEED) scholarship and pay no tuition during the fall and spring semesters in the program.  Enjoy small classes – with no classes more than 35 students.  Receive close advisement from full-time professional academic advisors who will help you prepare for your intended major of study.

Get Involved

Associate in Arts Program students are encouraged to attend sporting, cultural, and social events in Newark just like their Newark campus peers. AAP students can use the Morris Library or the Bob Carpenter Sports Center in Newark; they can join UD’s registered student organizations; and they qualify for student rates at UD theatre, music, or art events.  AAP students have the option to participate in study abroad, alternative spring break, and other programs offered on the Newark campus.

Community Engagement Scholars
Marching Band
ROTC
Study Abroad
Club Sports
Student Organizations

Sample curriculum

ENG110

 

Seminar in Composition  

UNIV116

 

First Year Experience

 

University Breadth Courses

Foreign Language Course According to Placement

Math Course According to Placement

Electives

 

 

Major Related Courses

ENG110

 

Seminar in Composition  

UNIV116

 

First Year Experience

COM212

 

Oral Communication in Business

 

ECON101

 

Introduction to Microeconomics

 

ECON103

 

Introduction to Macroeconomics

 

PSYC100

 

General Psychology

SOC201

 

Introduction to Sociology

LEAD100

 

Leadership, Integrity, and Change

 

University Breadth Courses

Foreign Language Course According to Placement

Math Course According to Placement

ENG110

 

Seminar in Composition

UNIV116

 

First Year Experience

 

University Breadth Courses

Foreign Language Course According to Placement

Math Course According to Placement

ENG110

 

Seminar in Composition

UNIV116

 

First Year Experience

BISC207

 

Introductory Biology I 

BISC208

 

Introductory Biology II

CHEM103

 

General Chemistry  

CHEM104

 

General Chemistry

ENWC201

 

Wildlife Conservation and Ecology

 

University Breadth Courses

 

Foreign Language Course According to Placement

 

Math Course According to Placement

 

 

Advanced Curriculum Elective

ENG110

 

Seminar in Composition  

 

UNIV116

 

First Year Experience

 

BISC207

 

Introductory Biology I
BISC208

Introductory Biology II

 

CHEM103

 

General Chemistry

CHEM104

 

General Chemistry

 

 

University Breadth Courses

Foreign Language Course According to Placement

Math Course According to Placement

ENG110

 

Seminar in Composition  

 

UNIV116

 

First Year Experience

 

 

 

University Breadth Courses

 

 

Foreign Language Course According to Placement

 

 

 

Math Course According to Placement

Electives

 

Major-related Elective Courses

 

ENG110

 

Seminar in Composition  

 

UNIV116

 

First Year Experience

 

 

 

University Breadth Courses

 

 

Foreign Language Course According to Placement

 

 

 

Math Course According to Placement

Electives

 

Major-related Elective Courses