Associate in Arts in Liberal Arts: Social and Behavioral Sciences
Santa Clara, États-Unis d'Amérique
DUT Lettres et Arts
DURÉE
60 heures
LANGUES
Anglais
RYTHME
À plein temps
DATE LIMITE D'INSCRIPTION
DATE DE DÉBUT AU PLUS TÔT
Jan 2026
FRAIS DE SCOLARITÉ
FORMAT D'ÉTUDE
Sur le campus
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L'associé en arts en arts libéraux avec une spécialisation en sciences sociales et comportementales offre aux étudiants une large perspective sur le comportement humain. Il est conçu pour stimuler l'appréciation et la compréhension des valeurs, des idées et des artefacts de la culture et de la société. Les compétences de pensée critique et la compréhension de soi grâce à ces cours fournissent un cadre pour une étude permanente des arts libéraux. La réussite du programme d'études en sciences sociales et comportementales offre aux étudiants un éventail de connaissances qui pourraient être axées sur des diplômes monodisciplinaires et appliquées à un diplôme interdisciplinaire.
- Les étudiants évalueront et critiqueront les interactions entre les individus et les sociétés et/ou les sous-groupes sociaux dont ils font partie.
- Les élèves réfléchiront de manière critique à la manière dont les gens ont agi en réponse à leurs sociétés.
- Les étudiants appliqueront les principes, les méthodologies, les systèmes de valeurs, l’éthique et les processus de pensée employés dans la recherche humaine.
To earn this degree, students must meet the following requirements:
- Achèvement de 60 unités applicables au diplôme avec une moyenne générale de 2,0.
- Completing a minimum of 18-semester units in the major with a grade of C (or P) or better.
- Completion of the AA/AS Graduation Requirements, CSU GE-B or IGETC.
Scholarships at Mission
Mission College offers a variety of scholarships ranging from $50 to several thousand dollars per year. Eligibility may vary based on fields of study, community and/or college involvement, and/or financial need.
All continuing Mission College and new students, including graduating high school students and transferring students, may apply.
Current Scholarships Available
Mission College 2022-23 General Scholarships Application
New, returning, continuing, or transferring Mission College Scholarship opportunities are available. The 2022-23 MC Scholarship Application-visit the website for more details. The deadline has closed for this year.
NEW Spring 2022 Scholarship Opportunities!
Jim McEntee Legacy Scholarship: Deadline April 30, 2022. Download the application here: 21-22 Jim McEntee Scholarship
American Association of University Woman-AAUW (San Jose Branch Scholarship Application & Opportunity. For more information, visit the website. The deadline to apply is April 15,
NEW Chicana Latina (CLF) Foundation Scholarship
The Chicana Latina Foundation awards scholarships to Latina college students valued at $1500 each. Deadline to Apply: March 31st, 2022
NEW Progress Pride Scholarship!
For the first time, the Mensa Foundation seeks to award our Progress Pride Scholarship: up to two $10,000 scholarships. The scholarship is intended for college-bound, college, or graduate students at U.S. universities who identify as both BIPOC and LGBTQ—and who have demonstrated positive service to the BIPOC and LGBTQ communities.
POINT Foundation Scholarship
The Community College Scholarship Program launched in 2016 and went national in 2017. To be selected for the scholarship, students are evaluated on academic performance and potential, financial need, involvement in school and community, and goals for the future. Deadline to Apply May 3rd.
Mission Promise Program
Mission College is proud to expand our Mission Promise Program to make college more affordable for our new, first-time college students! Eligible students will have their enrollment fees paid for their first two years AND get up to $1,000 to pay for books or other educational expenses.
Dreamer Scholarships
Dreamers: Scholarship opportunity for undocumented and/or DACA recipients
- Immigrants Rising Scholarships
- Silicon Valley Community Foundation
- List of Undergraduate Scholarships
- Latinos in Technology (Includes Business and Nursing)
STEM Based
STEM: Science, Technology Engineering & Math (STEM) Scholarship Opportunities. New opportunities are open!
- NEW! Lockheed Martin STEM Scholarship.
- NEW! Lockheed Martin Vocational Scholarship.
- Nordson BUILDS Scholarship Program.
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers
- Gates Millennium
- Hispanic Scholarship Fund
- Jack Kent Cooke Foundation
- American Institute of Chemical Engineers
- Society of Women Engineers
External Scholarships New opportunities!
Additional scholarship resources and links.
- pointfoundation.org (LGBTQI+ Scholarship Opportunity)
- Progress Pride Scholarship (BIPOC & LGBTQI+ Scholarship Opportunity)
- Latinos in Technology (includes Business and Nursing)
- Horacio Alger Scholarship (various & Career & Technical Scholarships)
- Pivotalnow.org (Foster Youth Scholarship Opportunity)
- National League of American Pen Woman (NLAPW) (females only scholarship)
- 2022 Scholarship Details 2022 NLAPW Application
- African American Scholarship Opportunity
- African American Scholarship
- Lockheed Martin STEM Scholarship
- Lockheed Martin Vocational Scholarship
- Soroptomist-Live Your Dream Award New!
- Live Your Dream Award NEW! (Due Nov. 15)
- VAPW Scholarship Application (Vietnamese American Professional Women Association of Silicon Valley Deadline May 1)
The program is intended for students who are considering a transfer but have not decided on a major, students who are required to complete a degree for job promotion, or students who may wish to further their education and are considering an interdisciplinary major in focus.