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Associate in Science (AS)
Associate of Science
Associate of Science (AS)
A flexible transfer degree designed for students interested in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, health sciences, and other technical or professional pathways. Minimum required credits: 62.
AS Student Education Plan (SEP)
Program Snapshot
- Designed for transfer to a 4-year institution
- Strong foundation in math, science, and computer science
- Ideal for STEM, health science, and technical career pathways
Campus Life
- On-Campus Housing (suite-style dorms & apartments)
- Scholarships available
- 7 Varsity Sports + Intramurals
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Curriculum Highlights
- ENGL 110 & ENGL 120/125 — English Composition
- Build college-level writing, research, and communication skills for academic and professional settings.
- COMM 110 — Public Speaking
- Develop clear, organized communication skills for presentations, teamwork, and professional environments.
- Mathematics — MATH 103 or Higher
- Strengthen quantitative reasoning through College Algebra or higher-level math coursework.
- Laboratory Science — At Least 1 Course
- Gain hands-on experience with scientific inquiry, lab techniques, observation, and data interpretation.
- Computer Science — At Least 1 Course
- Build foundational technology and problem-solving skills relevant to STEM and professional fields.
- Humanities & Social Sciences
- Complete coursework that supports a well-rounded education and transfer preparation.
- Wellness — At Least 2 Credits
- Explore lifelong wellness, health, fitness, and personal well-being concepts.
- WSC 100 or UNIV 101
- Develop digital literacy, financial literacy, college success strategies, and academic planning skills.
Additional Requirements: Minimum required credits: 62. Students should work with an advisor to select courses that align with their intended transfer major and future bachelor’s degree pathway.
What You’ll Learn
- Scientific inquiry and research skills: Learn how to ask questions, form hypotheses, conduct experiments, interpret data, and evaluate results.
- Quantitative reasoning: Build a strong foundation in mathematics and data analysis to support evidence-based decision-making.
- Natural science concepts: Explore biology, chemistry, physics, environmental science, and other scientific areas based on your pathway.
- Critical thinking and problem-solving: Strengthen your ability to approach complex questions logically and methodically.
- Technology and applied science: Gain familiarity with tools, systems, and technologies used in science, engineering, healthcare, and technical fields.
- Professional and transfer preparation: Build the academic habits, communication skills, and planning tools needed for success at WSC and beyond.
Possible Career Paths & Average Salaries
Medical Laboratory Technician
$57,800 / yr
Conduct tests and analyze patient samples in medical laboratory settings.
Radiologic Technologist
$61,900 / yr
Produce diagnostic images to support patient care in hospitals and clinics.
Environmental Technician
$50,000 / yr
Support environmental scientists by monitoring natural resources and environmental health.
Biological Technician
$48,000 / yr
Assist scientists with research, experiments, data collection, and analysis.
IT Support Specialist
$55,500 / yr
Maintain and troubleshoot computer systems, software, and networks.
Civil Engineering Technician
$58,500 / yr
Support engineers in planning, designing, and developing infrastructure projects.
Salary figures shown are approximate annual averages. Many AS students continue into bachelor’s degree programs in biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering, healthcare, mathematics, and related fields.
AS at WSC
Faculty
Amanda Davis
Associate Professor of Mathematics and Math Lab Coordinator
Math and Sciences Department
1410 University Avenue
Stevens Hall Science Wing 200
701.774.4504
Robert Benson
Professor
Health and Wellness Department
1410 University Avenue
Stevens Hall 222
701.774.4291
Wanda Meyer
Associate Professor for Mathematics
Math and Sciences Department
1410 University Avenue
Stevens Hall 212C
701.774.4556
Susan Zimmerman
Professor
Math and Sciences Department
1410 University Avenue
Stevens Hall 101 (Science Wing)
701.774.4232
Diane Anderson
Instructor of Math
Math and Sciences Department
1410 University Avenue
Stevens Hall 212B
701.774.4228
Amanda Skinner
Computer Science Instructor
Math and Sciences Department
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