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CCAC’s online learning program currently features 15 degree programs and 12 certificate and diploma programs that can be complete entirely online through the Virtual Campus.
Learn more about Online Learning and the Virtual Campus.
Degrees 100% Online
Accounting, A.S. (105)
Accounting Specialist, A.S. (340)
Administrative Assistant, A.S. (785.2)
Business, A.S. (004.2) ♦
Business Management, A.S. (385.2)
Business, CCAC & Indiana University of PA, A.S/ B.S. (097.1)
Computer Information Systems, A.S. (050.4) ♦
Criminal Justice & Criminology, A.S. (600.6) ♦
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General Studies, A.S. (089.2)
Homeland Security, A.S. (615)
Hospitality Operations Management, A.S. (676)
Liberal Arts and Sciences A.S. (006.2)
Social Sciences, A.A. (059.2)
Software Development, A.S. (780.4)
Teacher Education: Middle Level & Secondary, A.A. (099.4) |
Certificates and Diplomas 100% Online
Accounting, Certificate (217)
Administrative Computer Specialist, Certificate (234)
Business Management, Certificate (216.1)
Digital Design, Certificate (176)
E-commerce, Certificate (221)
Early Childhood Director Core, Diploma (654.3) |
Entrepreneurship, Certificate (219.1)
Ethnic & Diversity Studies, Certificate (114.3)
General Education, Certificate (085)
Homeland Security, Certificate (616)
Hospitality Operations Management, Certificate (677)
Software Development, Certificate (243.5) |
Partially Online
CCAC Degree and Certificate programs in which most (50-99%) course requirements can be completed thorugh the Virtual Campus.
Many online learning courses have been developed by faculty as alternatives to traditional in-class courses. As a result, students have been able to substitute these courses for traditional course requirements. A review of the CCAC Course Catalog revealed that this alternative delivery option could substitute for 50% to 99% of the traditional courses in the following degree and certificate programs.
Art, A.S. (026) ♦
Aviation Management, A.S. (378)
Biotechnology, A.S. (416.6)
Biotechnology, Certificate (417.4)
Chemistry, A.S. (035.1) ♦
Children with Special Needs, Certificate (624.5)
Dietary Manager, Certificate (591.3)
Dietetic Technician, A.S. (590.3)
Drug & Alcohol, Certificate (414.2)
Early Education & Child Development, A.S. (621.6) ♦
Early Education & Child Development, Certificate (622.5)
Education Paraprofessional, A.S. (679.4)
Education Paraprofessional, Certificate (680.5)
Engineering Science, A.S. (093.1)
Engineering Technology, A.S. (094.2)
Global Studies, Certificate (103.2) |
Graphic Communications, A.S. (374.3)
Graphic Design, Certificate (376.3)
Green & Sustainable Building Design, Certificate (490.1)
Health & Physical Education, A.S. (020.3)
Industrial Art and Design, A.S. (280.1)
Massage Therapist, A.S. (443.3)
Mathematics & Sciences, A.S. (003.2)
Medical Assistant, A.S. (535.2)
Medical Insurance Specialist, Certificate (595.2)
Multimedia Programming, Simulation & Gaming, A.S. (108.1)
Paralegal, A.S. (604.3)
Paralegal, Certificate (605.3)
Physics, A.S. (047.1) ♦
Psychology, A.A. (053.4) ♦
Social Work Foundation, A.S. (630.4) ♦
Social Work: Fundamentals of Social Work Foundation, Certificate (658.1)
Tourism Management, A.S. (423.3)
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NOTICE TO OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS
For out-of-state students: Colleges offering online programs to out-of-state students are bound by State Authorization regulations from the states in which those students reside. CCAC is committed to meeting any and all requirements necessary for legal operation of online programs within those states or in states where CCAC does not meet State Authorization requirements, CCAC does not offer programs to those students. Because of State Authorizations, CCAC is not able to offer degree or certificate programs to students residing in Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Oregon, Wisconsin, or Wyoming. Instruction, as well as any communication between faculty and students, takes place exclusively online and via email. As a result, CCAC has no established physical presence for its online programs in other states.
The Student Academic Complaint Procedure is documented in the Student Handbook on page 18. Students residing in other states while enrolled in a course offered by the Community College of Allegheny County are expected to utilize the institution’s internal complaint or review policies and procedures prior to filing a complaint with the state agency or agencies. However, if the complaint is not resolved through these processes, a student may use the following link of office(s) in the state in which the student resides to submit a complaint against any public institution in Pennsylvania: PA Department of Education Student Complaints.
Professional licensure and/or certification requirements may vary from state to state. There may be a need for additional education requirements and/or special authorization from the professional licensing/certification agency in that state. CCAC cannot guarantee program requirements meet the licensure/certification requirements in states other than Pennsylvania.
Out-of-state students seeking to enroll in a CCAC course or program that customarily leads to professional licensure/certification, should first contact the professional licensing/certification agency in their state of residence to determine whether or not the CCAC course or program meets the requirements in that state.
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