2020-2022 Catalog Volume XXX Ver 3 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Programs of Study by Degree/Certificate
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Undergraduate Degree Requirements
A minimum of six-ten quarters for associate degree and twelve-sixteen for baccalaureate degree programs is usually necessary to complete an undergraduate degree program. The length of doctoral and master’s degree programs varies. See program information at the campus of enrollment to determine instructional delivery design – onground, online, or hybrid. If onground, students should expect to take day and evening classes to facilitate timely graduation from the college. To receive a degree, students must meet the following requirements:
- Earn the required number of quarter hours. At least 25% of any degree program must be taken at South College (individual programs may require a higher percentage).
- Earn the minimum grades designated by the program in all required courses.
- Complete the Career Services Office exit program and all outcomes assessment exams prior to graduation including General Education.
- Abide by all college rules and regulations and settle any financial obligations to the college prior to graduation.
- Programs may have additional graduation requirements that must be fulfilled.
Students who enter a degree program but later decide to change to a certificate program should promptly notify the Registrar’s office in writing. Students may request approval for a course substitution, prerequisite override, or waiver. Deviation from any program requirements must be approved by the Chief Academic Officer (Knoxville), Dean of Academic and Student Services (Asheville, Atlanta, or Nashville), or Dean of Academics (Online). Academic programs are subject to change at the discretion of the institution.
Undergraduate Certificate Requirements
The certificate program offers students marketable skills in a short period of time, normally between 6-12 months. See program information at the campus of enrollment to determine instructional delivery design – onground, online, or hybrid. If onground, students should expect to take day and evening classes to facilitate timely graduation from the college. To receive a certificate, students must meet the following requirements:
- Earn the required number of quarter hours. At least 25% of any certificate program must be taken at South College (individual programs may require a higher percentage).
- Earn the minimum grades designated by the program in all required courses.
- Complete the Career Services Office exit program and all outcomes assessment exams prior to graduation.
- Abide by all college rules and regulations and settle all financial obligations to the college prior to graduation.
- Programs may have additional graduation requirements that must be fulfilled.
Students entering a certificate program who later decide to enter a degree program may do so but should notify the Registrar’s office promptly. Students discontinuing a degree program to pursue a certificate program should also notify the Registrar’s office, who will in turn place them in contact with the appropriate academic advisor. All notifications should be in writing. Deviation from any program requirements must be approved by the Chief Academic Officer (Knoxville), Dean of Academic and Student Services (Asheville, Atlanta, or Nashville), or Dean of Academics (Online). Academic programs are subject to change at the discretion of the institution.
Graduate Program Requirements
Please review information in the section of the catalog dedicated to the specific graduate program.
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Associate of Applied Science
Associate of Science
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Accounting, AS
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Business Administration, AS
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Computer Science, AS
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Criminal Justice, AS
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Dental Hygiene, AS
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Diagnostic Medical Sonography, AS
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Electrical Engineering Technology, AS
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Health Science (Pre-Nursing), AS
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Health Science (Pre-Pharmacy), AS
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Health Science, AS
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Information Technology, AS
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Investigation and Security, AS
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Medical Assisting, AS/Medical Assistant Advanced
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Network Administration & Security, AS
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Nursing, AS
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Occupational Therapy Assistant, AS
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Occupational Therapy Assistant, AS (Asheville)
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Paralegal Studies, AS
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Physical Therapist Assistant, AS
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Radiography, AS
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Surgical Technology, AS
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Teaching, AS
Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Science
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Accounting, BS
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Computer Science, BS
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Criminal Justice, BS
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Cybersecurity, BS
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Dental Hygiene, BS
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Electrical Engineering Technology, BS
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Health Science (Post-PTA), BS
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Health Science, BS
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Health Science, Imaging Concentrations, BS
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Information Technology, BS
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Legal Studies, BS
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Nursing, BS
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Pharmaceutical Science (Pre-Pharmacy), BS
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Teacher Education (Elementary Education K-5), BS
Certificate
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Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (Post-Grad), Certificate
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Computed Tomography, Certificate
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Criminal Justice, Certificate
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Data Science, Certificate
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Dental Assisting, Certificate
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Family Nurse Practitioner (Post-Grad), Certificate
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Health Science, Certificate
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Information Technology Specialist, Certificate
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Investigation and Security, Certificate
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Certificate
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Medical Assistant Specialist, Certificate
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Medical Assistant Specialist/Nursing Assistant Articulated, Certificate
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Medical Assisting, Certificate
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Nuclear Medicine, Certificate
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Nurse Executive (Post-Grad), Certificate
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Nursing, Post-Doctoral Certificate in Nurse Anesthesia, PDC
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Paralegal Studies, Certificate
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Paralegal, Certificate
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Pediatric Nurse Practitioner-Primary Care (Post-Grad), Certificate
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Practical Nursing, Certificate
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Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (Post-Grad), Certificate
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Public Administration for CMJ Professionals, Certificate
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Software Developer, Certificate
Doctor of Business Administration
Doctor of Education
Doctor of Ministry
Doctor of Nursing Practice
Doctor of Pharmacy
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Educational Specialist
Master of Arts
Master of Business Administration
Master of Education
Master of Health Science
Master of Science
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Accounting, MS
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Computer Science, MS
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Computer Science, MS w/Concentration in Artificial Intelligence
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Criminal Justice, MS
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Cybersecurity, MS
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Data Science, MS
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Information Technology Management, MS
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Information Technology, MS
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Nursing, MS
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Software Engineering, MS
Master of Healthcare Administration
Master of Public Health
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