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PROGRAMS

Richard Bland College offers academically rigorous programs grounded in the liberal arts tradition of William & Mary, providing a solid foundation for transfer to 4-year colleges and universities.

Programs

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Associate of Arts

The Associate of Arts Degree is for students who plan to complete their degrees in areas of the arts, humanities, or the behavioral and social sciences.

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Associate of Science

The Associate of Science Degree is for students who plan to complete their degrees in areas of education, business, health professions, social work, engineering, or one of the natural sciences.

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Behavioral Sciences

The Associate of Science – Behavioral Science Degree is for students who plan to complete their degrees in areas of sociology, psychology, social services, and counseling.

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Business Administration

The Associate of Science – Business Administration Degree is for students who plan to complete their degrees in areas of accounting, economics, finance, management, and marketing.

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Math/Computer Science

The Associate of Science – Math/Computer Science Degree is for students who plan to complete a degree to pursue jobs related to information analysis, information systems management, and other applied quantitative fields.

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Physical Science

The Associate of Science Degree is designed for students who plan to complete their degrees in areas of education, business, health professions, social work, engineering, or one of the natural sciences.

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Clinical Lab Sciences

The Associate of Science-Clinical Lab Science degree is for students interested in careers and majors in Forensic Science, Allied Health and related fields, Medical/Clinical Lab Technology, Medical Research, or even Medical Sales.

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Life Sciences

The Associate of Science-Life Science degree is appropriate for prospective majors in Biology, Environmental Science and Policy, Kinesiology & Health Sciences, and Neuroscience.

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Transfer Partners

Learn more about your study options after graduating from Richard Bland College of William & Mary.

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