Associate of Arts in Philosophy
60
Credit Hours
 
Location

Newark

Format

On campus

 
 
 
Admission

Open enrollment

Financial Aid Eligible

Yes

 
 
 
Transferability

Ohio Guaranteed Transfer Pathway

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OverviewAdmission RequirementsPlan of StudyTransfer OptionsFrequently Asked Questions

Associate of Arts with a concentration in Philosophy

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Overview

An Associate of Arts provides a well-rounded education covering general education and interdisciplinary courses. After completing your degree, you will have a guaranteed transfer path to Ohio’s public universities and some private institutions.

With a concentration in philosophy, this degree provides students with a comprehensive educational experience. You will take several philosophy courses, as well as:

  • mathematics
  • science
  • English
  • public speaking
  • psychology
  • sociology

Starting college with an associate’s degree can save you thousands of dollars on tuition while providing a pathway to many four-year institutions. Keep scrolling to see your transfer options.


Future Start Dates

Summer 2025

May 19

Apply by: May 12

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Autumn 2025

August 25

Apply by: Aug. 18

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Spring 2026

January 5

Apply by: Dec. 29

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Admission Requirements

This is an open enrollment program. To be admitted, you must submit a free application for admission and complete the standard steps to enroll

Plan of Study

Transfer Options

COTC’s Associate of Arts is designed to allow graduates to move seamlessly to bachelor’s degree programs at all state-supported colleges and universities in the state of Ohio, as well as at many private institutions. In fact, every course on the AA plan of study is fully transferable to any school that accepts the Ohio Transfer Module or Transfer Assurance Guides.

In addition to public universities, students can consider the following private four-year universities with which COTC has a transfer agreement:

Frequently Asked Questions