Accelerated Associate Programs
Your Path. Your Pace.
Accelerated Associate Degree Programs
Designed for busy adults who want to get ahead.
Associate degree holders earn an average of $8,000 per year more than their high school-educated peers. – U.S. Census Bureau
Earning an associate degree can give you personal fulfillment and lead directly to a better paying position, one that requires college-level education. Or it can also be a stepping stone to earning your bachelor's degree.
Elizabethtown College's School of Continuing and Professional Studies offers accelerated associate degree programs designed for adult learners like you. Our adult-friendly program allows you to focus on one class at a time in five-week sessions, with evening classes at the Elizabethtown main campus or online. We offer associate degrees in the following areas of study:
Associate of Arts
Associate of Science
- Accounting
- Business Administration
- Criminal Justice
- Health Care Administration
- Human Services
- Information Systems
Credits earned in the associate degree programs at Elizabethtown College can be applied to our bachelor's degree programs, meaning that when you are ready you can continue to pursue your education.
Are you ready to accelerate your career? Get started now with an associate degree from Elizabethtown College.
Have Questions? Not Sure Where to Start?
Our experienced Admissions staff is here to help. Fill out a brief contact form and one of our counselors will reach out to guide you on your way.
Our experienced Admissions staff is here to help. Fill out a brief contact form and one of our counselors will reach out to guide you on your way.
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Elizabethtown, PA 17022-2298© 2019 Elizabethtown College
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