Degree Programs

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The Ihanktonwan Community College (ICC) offers Associate of Arts Degrees and Bachelor of Arts Degrees. ICC is a branch institute of Sinte Gleska University (SGU) and all degree course requirements are those established by SGU. Courses are offered at the ICC campus. In addition, all courses are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of School & Colleges. 

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The Associate of Arts in Arts & Sciences is a two (2) year program that lays the foundation for students to enter a baccalaureate program. Because of the expansive subjects studied, students are typically prepared to enter into any field they wish. Those who chose a concentration while earning their associate's degree can continue their undergraduate studies by majoring in that same concentration. Graduates of Arts & Science associate's degree may qualify to enter into various career fields that require a generalized college education. Employers seeking candidates with a broad knowledge, strong communication capabilities and critical-thinking skills may find the right employee in one with an associate's degree in Arts and Sciences. 

Human Service Department Program Information:

The Human Services Department offers an Associate (AA) degree and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree.

Associates Degree (AA)

An associate degree in human services is a 2-year program that prepares you for entry into the subjects of psychology, sociology, social work and diversity.   While this is an introduction to these areas an AA in Human Services will likely focus on general education courses, humanities and social sciences. 

Academic Requirements

You will need a high school diploma or GED before you can pursue an associate degree in human services.  

Most professionals in the field of Human Services eventually pursue advanced education.  Most continue on to earn their bachelor’s degree in one of the following concentration areas -  Mental Health, Criminal Justice or Chemical Dependency.

Bachelor’s Degree (BA)

A bachelor's degree in human services in a 4-year program that prepares you to work in the areas of community service manager, probation officer, mental health counseling, addiction counseling, social work, community organizations and more.  

Academic Requirements

You will need a high school diploma or GED before you can pursue an associate's degree in human services.