Academic Programs
MiraCosta College offers associate's degrees equivalent to the first two years of a bachelor's degree (2+2 program). With an associate's degree, students can transfer to a 4-year university or begin work. MiraCosta also offers over 50 different certificates for students interested in short-term training in a specific career area. Certificates can be completed in one or two years.
Partial list of associate's degrees and certificate programs offered at MiraCosta:
- Administration of Justice
- Art
- Automotive Technology
- Behavioral Sciences
- Biological Sciences and Biotechnology
- Business Administration
- Chemistry
- Child Development
- Communication Studies
- Computer Studies
- Counseling/Career Studies
- Dance
- History
- Horticulture, Architecture and Applied Technologies
- International Languages
- Kinesiology, Health and Nutrition
- Letters
- Library
- Mathematics
- Media Arts and Technologies
- Music
- Performing Arts
- Philosophy
- Physical Sciences
- Registered Nursing and LVN
- Social Science
- Theatre and Film
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