Associate in Arts – Dance Transfer Pathway

Develop strong technique in modern dance and ballet while completing transfer-ready coursework that prepares you for a bachelor’s degree in dance.

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Associate Degree
Outcome
Two Years
Duration
On-Campus
Learning Format
Central Campus
Location

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Build strong dance skills.

Build a solid foundation in modern dance, ballet, and performance skills.

Transfer with confidence.

Courses transfer smoothly and align with four‑year dance program requirements.

Learn with support.

Small class sizes and strong faculty support help you stay on track.

Save on your degree.

Save money while completing the first two years of your dance degree.

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About the programs

About the Dance - Transfer Pathway program

Start your dance degree with a clear, affordable path toward earning your bachelor’s. You’ll explore modern dance, ballet and performance concepts that will build a strong foundation in the dance major while completing general education courses that fit directly into bachelor’s programs. Small class sizes and supportive instructors help you stay on track, build confidence, and prepare for upper‑level dance coursework at a four‑year university.

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Frequently asked auestions

Find quick answers to frequent questions about the Dance - Transfer Pathway program.

Yes. Courses are designed to transfer smoothly to North Carolina public universities and many private institutions that offer bachelor’s programs in dance. 

No. Submit your college application, transcripts or GED and complete placement testing if needed. No separate dance program application is required. 

Some general education courses are available online, but technique and performance classes must be taken in person.

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