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To be successful at CBC, it is important to know what classes you need to take, when you need to take them, and what to do when things change. The courses you choose will depend on which degree you want to get.

Are you planning to transfer to a university? If so, do you already know your intended major? Do you want to obtain a professional/technical training degree or certificate for work? Perhaps you are undecided and want to focus on general education courses at this time.

Here are some useful tools to help you identify your goals so you can begin to prepare your academic plan for college.

Matching Majors to Careers

Getting Help

Degree Planning Guides

• Associate of Arts & Science Planning Guide 

• Associate in Science Transfer Planning Guide - Biological, Chemistry,  Environmental Geology & Earth Sciences.

• Associate in Science Transfer Planning Guide - Engineering, Computer Science & Physics.

• Associate of Applied Science Degrees - One and two-year professional/technical training programs. To get planning guides contact the department of the degree in which you are interested: Accounting, Administrative Office Technology, Agriculture, Auto Body, Automotive, Business Administration, Carpentry, Computer Science, Criminal Justice, Culinary and Food Services, Dental Assistant, Dental Hygiene, Diagnostic Ultrasound, Early Childhood Education, Electronics, Engineering, Fire Science, Human Services, Machine Technology, Medical Assistant, Medical Imaging Technology, Nursing, Paraeducation, Paralegal, Paramedic, Pharmacy Technician, Radio Broadcasting, Radiologic Technology, Surgical Technology, Welding.

Courses & Programs

Catalog & Addenda

General Ed Planning Matrix - A list of General Education classes, ordered by time and area of discipline. While 100 level classes are college level, some classes below 100 will be listed since they may be required for students who have tested below college level.

Career Exploration Tools