Students are encouraged to take UACC 1041 Study Skills their first semester to better equip them to make the transition from high school to college-level course work.
Graduates completing the associate degree in Early Childhood Development will have the competence to enrich the lives of young children. An associate degree and two certificate options are available in this program.
Hints
Students need good written and oral communication skills.
Students should enjoy working with young children.
Students need to complete all remedial courses before attempting program specific courses.
Students should take classes when offered as some classes are only offered certain semesters.
Note
Students gain practical laboratory experience working with young children at the on-site, nationally-accredited Earle Love Child Study Center.
The Early Childhood Development Student Organization awards a scholarship to an outstanding student in the program each year.