Liberal Studies +
Not sure what you want to do yet? That’s ok – CCV’s liberal studies program is a great way to figure it out while building a strong foundation for whatever comes next.
Overview
As CCV’s most popular degree program, you get to choose from a wide variety of courses that match your interests and fit your schedule. You have the flexibility to explore different subjects without having to specialize right away, building valuable skills in writing, communication, problem solving, and critical thinking. Whether you’re planning to jump into the workforce or on to a four-year college, liberal studies sets you up for success in fields like business, education, law, social work, and more.
- Outcomes
- Transfer Pathways
- Explore Careers
- Prior Learning
Graduates of the liberal studies program will be able to:
- Write clearly and speak confidently
- Use numbers and data to solve problems and make smart decisions
- Connect what you’ve learned across different subjects to better understand yourself and the world
- Feel prepared to keep learning or start a career with skills that work in many fields
Nearly half of CCV graduates choose to continue their education beyond an associate degree. To make transferring seamless, easy, and affordable, CCV has agreements with other institutions across Vermont and throughout the region.
Students who graduate from CCV with a liberal studies degree can choose from 65 transfer pathways into bachelor’s degrees, including 2+2 pathways that guarantee just 60 more credits after earning an associate degree at CCV.
The Vermont Transfer Guarantee is a partnership between CCV and participating Vermont colleges and universities that provides guaranteed admission and seamless transfer to:
- Norwich
- Saint Michael’s College
- Vermont State University
- Champlain College
For a full list of transfer pathways from liberal studies, view the transfer pathways search tool.
The Vermont State Colleges System Prior Learning Assessment options help you get credit for any college-level learning you may have gained through work and training, military or community service, or online and self-study. No matter which option you choose, you can save money and graduate sooner. Visit ccv.edu/priorlearning to learn more.
