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Delivery: A mix of daytime, evening, Saturday, and online courses.
Start: Fall or Spring Semester, Summer Session, Full- or Part-Time.
- Earth Science — AS Degree (60 credits)
- Liberal Arts and Sciences — AA Degree (60 credits)
- Minnesota Transfer Curriculum — MnTC (40 credits)
About the Program
From atmospheric processes, geologic principles, oceanography, and the energy systems that drive them – you will gain new insights and understanding of the world through Century College's Earth Science courses.
In addition, you'll learn how the earth's systems affect your life and the plants and animals that inhabit the earth – an increasingly important question in today's environment-conscious world. Courses in Earth Science are also an excellent option to help fulfill the science requirement for your associate degree or certificate program.
Earth Science offers course work in the Century College Honors Program. You'll have the opportunity to work with other highly-motivated students in a small-class atmosphere on in-depth projects.
Cost & Financial Aid
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Century College can be extremely affordable through financial aid and scholarship opportunities.
As a two-year public community and technical college, Century College receives funding from the State of Minnesota, keeping tuition rates significantly lower than private colleges and universities.
Century College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Our programs qualify for federal financial aid including Pell Grants, Federal Direct Loans, and others.
Planning for Your Program
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Minnesota Transfer -
This site is your connection to resources about transfer options such as transfer basics, planning tools, application process, etc.
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Transferology -
Check how your courses transfer in and out from Century College through Transferology.
Transfer
- Transfer Information
Advanced planning is critical when you transfer. - Transfer Planning - Articulation Agreements
These agreements help students transfer to four-year institutions.