The Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree equips you with essential academic skills for success in a bachelor's degree program and the workplace. You will develop critical thinking, creative problem-solving, effective communication, scientific analysis, and accurate calculation abilities. This program fosters an understanding of the world from diverse perspectives, enabling you to define problems, utilize information and technology for research and solutions, evaluate alternatives, and make ethical decisions in a complex, evolving society. The A.A. is designed for students planning to pursue a bachelor's degree at FSCJ or transfer to another Florida public college or university.
The A.A. degree provides foundational skills for further academic study and entry-level positions in various fields.
The Florida Civic Literacy Examination (FCLE) is a required component for this degree. Information on preparation and testing can be found on the Assessment and Certification page.
FSCJ offers affordable tuition rates. Many students may qualify for financial aid and scholarships.
Applicants must have a High School Diploma or equivalent for admission. The Florida Civic Literacy Examination (FCLE) is also a required component for this degree.
The program requires 60 credit hours for completion. An accelerated completion option allows students to finish in 18 months.
Tuition rates for international students are available on the Florida State College at Jacksonville Tuition & Fees page. Many students may qualify for financial aid and scholarships to help cover costs.
You need to submit an application through the online portal and then connect with an academic advisor. You should also prepare for the Florida Civic Literacy Examination (FCLE).
Yes, the FSCJ Honors Program Scholarship covers tuition and fees for students enrolled in the FSCJ Honors Program. This program offers enhanced learning opportunities.
The A.A. degree is designed for students planning to transfer to a bachelor's degree program at FSCJ or another Florida public college or university. It also prepares graduates for entry-level roles requiring critical thinking and communication skills.