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The online Associate in Arts in General Studies degree program from Central Maine Community College is designed to prepare students for transfer to a baccalaureate program at a four-year college or university. The curriculum consists of a strong foundation of liberal studies with flexibility for the student to choose electives that are relevant to the major they intend to pursue. 

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The online AAS in Accounting degree program from Central Maine Community College is designed to prepare you for a successful career in accounting or related fields. Additionally, the curriculum provides the academic foundation equivalent to the first two years of many four-year degree programs in accounting, as it covers topics in:

• Database management
• Business communications
• Finance and economics

This online accounting degree is offered in 8-week class sessions, and you can complete this program within two years.

The online AAS in Business Administration & Management degree program from Central Maine Community College provides students with knowledge and skills in the areas of accounting, marketing, customer relations, and strategic planning. You'll gain a wide variety of management and supervisory skills as well as exposure to general business practices.

Additionally, you can customize this online business administration degree to suit your personal interests and professional goals by choosing one of several advising pathway options:

• Entrepreneurship or Business Ownership
• Supervision or Management
• Computer Applications
• Sports Management

Online flexible learning options are supported by academic advising, tutoring and financial aid. Coursework allows for hybrid on fully online options, and meets the same standards of on-campus counterparts.

You can gain the skills to work in law enforcement with the Associate in Applied Science in Criminal Justice from Central Maine Community College. The online criminal justice degree teaches crime scene processing, defense tactics, and basic tactical patrol skills.

Through the online criminal justice associate’s degree program, you have access to advising, research assistance and online tutoring. Graduates enjoy success in such careers as:

• Detectives
• TSA agents
• Safety officers
• Criminal investigators

You can work on the rehabilitative side of our criminal legal system with the Associate in Applied Science in Justice Studies from Central Maine Community College. The online criminal justice degree offers a solid start for those seeking to work as:

• Attorneys
• Probation officers
• Correctional officers
• Counselors for criminal offenders

Through the online criminal justice associate’s degree program, you gain an interdisciplinary education that includes report writing, decision-making, research, interpersonal, and communication skills. Graduates have the foundational knowledge to transfer to a bachelor’s degree program.

The online Associate in Applied Science in Medical Coding and Electronic Health Records program prepares students for entry-level positions relevant to health care provider services or to earn their bachelor’s degrees at 4-year institutions.  Courses will teach skills and knowledge in coding, regulations pertaining to privacy, computing common healthcare statistics, quality improvement standards, and coding systems utilized in healthcare.

The online Certificate in Medical Coding and Electronic Health Records program prepares students to sit for the Certification Examination after graduation, gaining eligibility to become Certified Professional Coders.  Courses teach skills and knowledge in specialized data entry, classification, and record keeping procedures related to medical diagnostics, treatment, billing, and insurance documentation.

The online AAS in Human Services degree program from Central Maine Community College is designed to prepare graduates for entry-level positions in the fields of substance abuse, mental health, developmental disabilities, child and adolescent services, and gerontology. In addition to completing course requirements, students are required to complete practicums in social service agencies, ensuring knowledge and experience in:

• Basic counseling skills
• Support systems available in the community
• Treating individual, family, group, and community human services problems
• Awareness of challenges faced by clients with regard to human-rights issues, financial problems, administrative/legal hurdles, and other concerns
• Ethical responsibility
• Establishing and maintaining continuing education to grow and maintain professional competence