Transfer Completion Degrees

Your Associate Degree is your path to a CCS Bachelor’s Degree

If you’ve already earned an associate degree at a community college, CCS offers Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Design (BDes) completion degrees designed to get you across the finish line fast.

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Unlike our traditional four-year BFA pathways, which require immersive studio sequences from day one, these completion degree options build directly on your existing college credits. You’ll complete just 60-61 credits at CCS over a focused, two-year timeline (four semesters), saving you time and tuition dollars. 

Fast-Track Your Degree at CCS

Our BA and BDes Transfer Pathways offer an accelerated alternative to our traditional four-year degrees.

Two-Year Timeline

Earn your bachelor’s degree in just 4 full-time semesters (60-61 CCS credits).

Seamless Credit Transfer

Maximize your associate degree instead of starting your coursework over from scratch.

Focused Career Outcomes

Gain high-level critical thinking, studio skills, and industry connections needed to launch your creative career.


Available Completion Degree Options

We currently offer transfer pathways in the following areas:

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BDes*

Interior Design

The Bachelor of Design in Interior Design focuses on spatial design, environmental psychology, and complex built environments.

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BA*

Illustration

The Bachelor of Arts in Illustration combines core visual storytelling and technical skills with critical cultural inquiry.

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BA*

Film Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in Film Studies explores global cinema history, narrative structure, and critical media analysis. 

*Requires the successful completion of an Associate Degree prior to first term enrollment.