Transferring to a Four Year College The AA Degree in Child Development will allow students to transfer to a four-year college or university to pursue further career goals. Students may continue coursework in child development, education, and related fields such as social work or counseling. The Teacher Prep Center has information, resources and advice for students interested in teaching as a career, with emphasis on K-5 teaching requirements. Fees, which are determined by the California legislature, are subject to change. Enrollment fees are due at registration.
Financial aid is available.
Eligibility for Admission to the College To be eligible for admission, the applicant shall be a high school graduate or be 18 years of age or older, or a high school student with a concurrent enrollment form filed with Admissions and Records. All program applicants must meet minimum college entry requirements but also may be asked to show completion of specific academic preparation prior to being admitted to the program. Consult program advisor for details. Matriculation and Placement Tests Matriculation, a method of providing first time college students with information necessary for success, requires new students to be assessed, oriented, and provided with academic advisement prior to registering for classes. Assessment scores are advisory only.