2-Year Associate Degree Programs at Wayne College Campus
Associate of Arts and Associate of Science
Students are encouraged to earn an Associate of Arts or the Associate of Science degree. An associate degree is an undergraduate academic degree awarded by The University of Akron Wayne College upon completion of a course of study.
The Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degree programs are typically transfer degrees designed for students who intend to continue their education into a bachelor's degree program. The general education course requirements within either of these associate degree programs will transfer toward a bachelor’s degree.
Questions?
Contact Dr. Angela Hartsock at 330-972-8795 or by email at ahartsock1@uakron.edu.
Associate of Arts, Communication Option
The Associate of Arts degree cultivates in students the habit of life-long learning through a diverse curriculum and teaches students to think critically and creatively about their perceptions of ideas, events and people. This degree is designed to position the student for successful employment, career advancement or more focused study in Communication at the baccalaureate level.
Questions?
Contact Dr. Heather Howley at 330-684-8914 or by email at hhowley@uakron.edu.
Associate of Emergency Medical Services Technology, EMT/Paramedic
The Emergency Medical Services Technology, EMT/Paramedic Option program offers both professional certification and a quality education. It not only goes beyond providing training required for certification, but it also recognizes the amount of learning associated with a Licensed Paramedic Program. Graduates of the program will have state certification as an EMT-Paramedic, which will enable them to provide the highest level of emergency medical service available.
Questions?
Contact Dennis Ragins at 330-972-2051 or by email at dragins@uakron.edu.
Associate of Emergency Medical Services Technology, Fire/Medic Option
The Emergency Medical Services Technology, Fire/Medic Option program offers both professional certification and a quality education. Graduates of the program will have state certification as an EMT-Paramedic, which will enable them to provide the highest level of emergency medical service available.
The EMT, Fire/Medic Option program offers an internship in a fire protection agency. The Internship program provides valuable fire related experience with regional fire organizations such as fire departments, private fire investigation organizations, hazardous material compliance organizations and others.
Our Fire Protection Technology majors are encouraged to participate in special projects such as fire training, educational tours and fire related research projects. It will provide you with first-hand experience, help you learn what a career in that area of fire protection is all about, and aid you in making important career decisions.
Questions?
Contact Dennis Ragins at 330-972-2051 or by email at dragins@uakron.edu.
Associate of Technical Studies
The Associate of Technical Studies (ATS) provides an integrated and flexible program of study for those students whose educational objectives and interests cannot be met solely through an existing College/ University formal associate degree program.
Questions?
Contact Dr. Heather Howley at 330-684-8914 or by email at hhowley@uakron.edu.
What’s My Next Step?
Make an appointment by calling 330-684-8900.
During your visit, talk with our admissions counselor or the program coordinator about your opportunities and how to get started. You can begin the undergraduate admissions application process by following these easy steps:
• Submit an application by using UA's Online Application. You will have the opportunity to select Wayne as campus of attendance;
• Submit an official copy of your high school transcript, or GED transcript;
• Submit official transcripts from any other accredited college or university you have attended.
Complete the Wayne College Scholarship Application, and the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to ensure you receive the financial help you need.