The program is a new and innovative way of answering the need for qualified court and realtime reporters by offering a degree program to students who cannot attend a college campus environment. It is designed for working people who want to study in their own home, for a parent who cannot leave home and family, and for students attending other colleges that do not offer court reporting as a major. Internet students must complete the same requirements as those attending the college in order to earn an Associate in Applied Science degree. Traditional courses are those courses taken by students who attend our campus and complete the requirements for each course.
Transfer credit is given for courses taken at other colleges.
Credit may be given for courses which have already been completed and meet the standards for required course work. Transfer credit is also given for courses that are taken after enrolling in the program at Alfred State College. These courses must be approved by Alfred State prior to registration in order to ensure they will be accepted as courses that meet our requirements. The Internet courses are those courses that are offered at Alfred State College via the Internet. The Court and Realtime curriculum is a two-year course that leads to an Associate in Applied Science degree.