Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degrees are primarily designed to prepare students for a particular field of work rather than for use in transferring to a four-year institution. However, some universities do provide significantly more transfer credit for certain MCC AAS degrees than is normally granted. These institutions are listed below. In many cases, students have just two years left to complete after finishing their AAS degree. Students should consult with MCC academic advisors and transfer counselors as well as staff at their transfer university for details on exactly how much credit will transfer for a particular AAS program.
| Complete this AAS degree at
Mayland Community College: |
Transfer to the college/university
to earn your Bachelor's degree: |
|---|---|
| AAS, Applied Engineering | Western Carolina University
|
| AAS, Business Administration | Lees-McRae College
Mars Hill University
|
| AAS, Criminal Justice Technology | Appalachian State University
Lees-McRae College
Mars Hill University
Montreat College
|
| AAS, Electronics Engineering Technology
AAS, Computer Engineering Technology |
East Tennessee State University
University of NC at Charlotte
Western Carolina University
|
| AAS, Human Services Technology | East Tennessee State University
Lees-McRae College
Mars Hill University
|
| AAS, Information Technology | East Carolina University
Lenoir-Rhyne University
|
| ADN Nursing | East Tennessee State University
Gardner-Webb University
Milligan College
|
