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The purpose of this page is to provide those who possess an approved
Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree, earned through the Community College of the Air Force
(CCAF), with additional information on the pursuit of East Carolina University’s (ECU) Bachelor of Science
in Industrial Technology (BSIT).
It is an adjunct to the general description of the BSIT and the
various concentrations provided at: http://www.tecs.ecu.edu/tsys/transfer/OL%20BS%20in%20ITEC%20general%2006.pdf Click on the
following link for a list of approved CCAF AAS degrees: Approved
CCAF AAS Degrees Other CCAF AAS degrees are under consideration. Feel free to inquire if you believe you
possess an approved CCAF AAS degree. The following
notes will help answer many of the questions regarding specific CCAF AAS/ECU
BSIT program requirements and how course work is transferred and evaluated to
fulfill the requirements for the BSIT: ·
The CCAF AAS general education social
science course will be evaluated for its ability to fulfill specific social
science requirements. ·
The CCAF AAS leadership, management, and
military studies courses will be evaluated for their ability to fulfill
specific social science or cognate requirement(s). ·
The CCAF AAS program electives will
be evaluated for their ability to fulfill specific BSIT requirements. ·
The CCAF AAS degree programs consist
of a minimum of 64 semester hours of which as many as 63 may be used towards
fulfilling the requirements for the BSIT. ·
A minimum of 30 SH of course work
must be ECU course work—residency requirement. ·
A minimum of 36 SH or 1/2 of major
course work—cognate and major—must be ECU course work. ·
A maximum of 63 SH may be transferred
in from a community college. ·
A maximum of 36 SH or 1/2 of major
course work—cognate and major—may be transferred in from a
community college. ·
Must possess at least 16 SH of
transferable technical credit due to the AAS degree requirement. ·
Must possess a 2.5 GPA for admission. The CCAF AAS to ECU BSIT Degree Map
shows how CCAF AAS course work can be used to fulfill ECU’s BSIT
graduation requirements. Getting admitted to ECU is a simple process that is begun by
going to the following site and completing the online application: http://secure.ncmentor.org/applications/university_of_north_carolina/apply.html?application_id=1538 Once you have been
fully admitted to the University, contact the Office of Veterans Affairs as
soon as you can—see http://www.ecu.edu/registrar/Veterans.cfm Click on the following link for the current tuition and fees
rates: Tuition and Fees Feel free to contact Dr Robert A Chin at chinr@ecu.edu or 252-328-9648 if you have
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