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Medium of studying
Duration
24 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Foundation
Major
Deaf Studies | Foreign Language
Area of study
Langauges
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


The World Languages Associate in Arts - Direct Transfer Agreement (AA-DTA) prepares students to transfer to a four-year university to major in a World Language. The program fulfills lower-division general education requirements and includes coursework in American Sign Language, English, history, math, science, and humanities. Graduates are equipped for careers in education, interpretation, translation, and other fields that require proficiency in a foreign language and cultural understanding.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The World Languages Associate in Arts - Direct Transfer Agreement (AA-DTA) enables students to transfer to a four-year university to pursue a Bachelor's degree with a major in a World Language. With this AA degree, students fulfill the lower-division general education requirements of a Bachelor's degree and can transfer at the junior level.


Objectives:

  • Transfer to a four-year university to major in a World Language
  • Fulfill the lower-division general education requirements of a Bachelor's degree

Outline:


Fall - First Year

  • ASL 101 - Fingerspelling and Numbering (2 credits)
  • COLL 101 - Orientation to College (1 credit)
  • ENGL& 101 - English Composition I (5 credits)
  • POLS& 101 - Intro Political Science (5 credits)

Winter - First Year

  • ASL& 121 - American Sign Language I (5 credits)
  • ENGL& 102 - Composition II (5 credits)
  • HIST& 136 - US History 1 (5 credits)

Spring - First Year

  • ASL& 122 - American Sign Language II (5 credits)
  • MATH& 107 - Math in Society (5 credits)
  • SCI 100 - Introduction to Science (5 credits)

Fall - Second Year

  • ANTH& 205 - Biological Anthropology (5 credits)
  • ASL& 123 - American Sign Language III (5 credits)
  • FILM 240 - Acting for the Camera I (5 credits)

Winter - Second Year

  • AEGS 101 - Diversity and American Culture (5 credits)
  • ASL& 221 - American Sign Language IV (5 credits)
  • HIST& 137 - US History 2 (5 credits)

Spring - Second Year

  • AEGS 210 - Monsters & American Culture (5 credits)
  • ART 106 - Drawing I (5 credits)
  • GEOG 150 - Physical Geography with Lab (5 credits)

Careers:


Potential Career Paths:

  • Teacher
  • Interpreter
  • Translator
  • Professor
  • Researcher
  • Health professional
  • Business leader
  • Legislator
  • Lawyer
  • Social worker
  • Non-profit organizer
  • Diplomat
  • Journalist
  • Artist

Opportunities and Outcomes:

  • Broadened career opportunities
  • Communication with individuals of diverse backgrounds
  • Appreciation of foreign literature, film, music, and other arts
  • Gaining cultural insight
  • Increased global perspective
  • Improved perception of American culture
  • Improved native language skill
  • Fulfilling the transfer requirement of four-year institutions
  • Fulfilling the humanities distribution requirement for an Associate degree
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Olympic College


Overview:

Olympic College is an open-door community college located in Washington state. It offers a wide range of academic programs, including associate degrees, certificates, and bachelor's degrees. The college is known for its welcoming and supportive environment, with faculty and staff invested in student success.


Services Offered:

Olympic College provides a comprehensive set of services to support students, including:

    Academic Support Services:

    Assessment & Testing, Bookstore, Computer Labs, Libraries, Math, Engineering & Science Achievement (MESA), Resource Center, Tutoring, and Academic Divisions.

    Enrollment Services:

    Welcome Center, Advising, Registration & Records, Military & Veteran Programs, Running Start, International Students, Transfer Students, and Graduation.

    Student Life & Support:

    Athletics, Activities Board, Blended Literary Arts Magazine, Fitness Center, Food Services, Multicultural Services, Recreation, Residence Hall, Student Clubs, Student Government, Campus Safety & Security, Career Center, Child Care, Counseling Services, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, Food Pantry, IT Help Desk, Resource Center, Student Disability Services, Student Online Support, and Student Password Reset.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Olympic College offers a vibrant campus experience with a variety of activities and resources to enhance student life. Students can participate in athletics, join student clubs, attend events organized by the Activities Board, utilize the fitness center, and access support services like counseling and childcare. The college also has a food pantry and a resource center to assist students in need.


Key Reasons to Study There:

    Welcoming and Supportive Environment:

    Faculty and staff are dedicated to student success and provide personalized support.

    Diverse Academic Programs:

    A wide range of programs cater to various interests and career goals.

    Affordable Education:

    Olympic College offers competitive tuition rates and various financial aid options.

    Strong Community Connections:

    The college is deeply connected to the local community and provides opportunities for engagement.

Academic Programs:

Olympic College offers a wide range of academic programs, including:

    Academic Pathways:

    Programs clustered by area of study, providing a roadmap for students.

    Bachelor's Degrees:

    OC offers bachelor's degree programs in various fields.

    Continuing Education:

    Non-credit certification and personal enrichment classes.

    High School Completion Programs:

    Programs for students seeking to complete their high school education.

    University Partners:

    Programs offered by partner universities.

Other:

Olympic College has three campuses located in Bremerton, Poulsbo, and Shelton. The college also has a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, with a dedicated office for these initiatives.

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