Associate of Arts Degrees

Earning your AA from a Bible college not only gives you the foundational course requirements for your education-it gives you the biblical knowledge and application you need for life! Therefore, an AA is the first two years of a four year degree. Once you have completed your AA degree, similarly you will have earned the first two years of a four year bachelor degree. Some students’ professional goals only require an AA degree, others earn an AA before entering college as a junior and live on campus after that to save money, there are many reasons to earn your AA degree.

Yes, you may attend Trinity College online and earn your associate of arts in either general studies or biblical studies.

Yes.

Trinity Access is the Associate of Arts in General Studies program designed to give students flexibility in scheduling and pacing of the degree course requirements. Students selecting this degree option will meet all of the graduation requirements for the Associate of Arts in General Studies, while also:

1. maintaining a non-traditional schedule of courses, including evening and online courses, throughout the duration of the degree program;
2. maintaining an advanced pace, with each course scheduled for 8 weeks rather than the full length of the traditional semester; and
3. choosing either the traditional Chapel and Christian Service or following an approved alternative option. Alternative options must be approved through the office of Student Development.

Students are advised to follow one of the following course load timelines to complete the Trinity Access

for the Associate of Arts in General Studies:

1. 15 credits in each of 4 semesters; OR
2. 15 credits in each of 2 semesters for the first year of the program, followed by 6 credits in the summer session, and 12 credits in each of 2 semesters of the second year; OR
3. 12 credits in each of 4 semesters along with 6 credits in each of 2 summer sessions.

 Major Requirements (Total Required Credits: 60)

 *Following the Admissions Assessment, the following courses: BIBL1101 Basics of Biblical Living (Fall), BIBL1102 Christian Belief and Scripture (Spring) may be required during the freshman year.

**Students may select a course in history, science, literature, psychology, communication, language, fine arts, or honors.

All selections must be approved by the student’s advisor.

Yes.

Both the General Studies AA and Biblical Studies AA transfer to the bachelor degree programs. Degree requirements of each bachelor degree should be evaluated by the academic advisor of the desired program.

Yes.

High school students, private, public, charter and homeschooled have attended Trinity College of Florida as dual enrolled students. Please visit the dual enrollment page for more information.