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you will not be getting either.the classes are contuining ed and are not credit classes. the classes are like prep classes towards a degree. it gives you some prior knowledge on the subject. if you want a degree in web design you have to look under credit class and see if you college offers it. if not do not take these class thinking that you will recevie a degree in web design. also financial aid does not pay for these classes.
in laymam term these class are only good for giving you some prior knowledge for a credit course.
here is the web site for the program i think you are looking for at you school
http://www.coastal.cc.nc.us/catalogs_sch...
At a community college you can only get an AA or an AS degree, not a BA or a BS
If you are going to attend classes to study web design at a community college, the credits you earn may go towards your electives credits for when you attend a university to recieve a Bachelors/Masters, etc. At a community college the highest degree you can recieve is an Associates Degree. Also you can take your basic classes (math,reading, etc) at your local community college that is mandatory for the University you want to attend in order to get your BA or whatever degree you want.
depends on what you want. a Bachelor, Associate, Masters, etc...
Could just take some course for experiences. If you want an Associate, then the college should list what you need to take and is required in order for you to recieve that degree.
Go to an orientation and ask an advisor how to obtain it. Email then your question.
This is the continuing ed division, you will not earn transferable college credit.
Enroll in the regular semester classes FOR CREDIT and then you can decide later if you want to go for a an associate degree. These classes are for professional interest, not credit.
The school is either on a semester or quarter system, 2-3 months of coursework. You cannot earn credit with classes that meet three or four times, and the c.ed. division is almost always not credit bearing.
Call the college admissions office and tell them you want to enroll to earn college credit. They will then direct you to the right forms and paperwork.
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