SCC Campuses

St. Charles Community College's Cottleville Campus offers a wide array of associate degrees, certificates, and transfer programs designed to prepare students for careers or further education. The curriculum emphasizes practical skills and foundational knowledge across various disciplines.

• Associate of Arts (AA) in Liberal Arts: This program provides a broad education in humanities, social sciences, and fine arts, ideal for students planning to transfer to four-year universities. Courses include English composition, history, psychology, and art appreciation, fostering critical thinking and communication skills.
• Associate of Science (AS) in Science and Mathematics: Focused on STEM fields, this degree covers biology, chemistry, physics, and calculus. Students engage in lab work and problem-solving exercises to build a strong foundation for engineering, healthcare, or research careers.
• Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Business Administration: Tailored for immediate workforce entry, courses explore accounting, marketing, management, and economics. Practical training includes business software, entrepreneurship, and ethical decision-making.
• Health Sciences Programs: Offerings like Nursing (RN and LPN), Medical Assisting, and Radiologic Technology combine classroom instruction with clinical rotations. Emphasis is on patient care, anatomy, pharmacology, and medical ethics to meet healthcare demands.
• Information Technology Certificates: Programs in cybersecurity, networking, and web development teach programming languages like Python and Java, database management, and ethical hacking techniques for tech industry roles.
• Trades and Technical Education: Welding, Automotive Technology, and HVAC certificates provide hands-on training in fabrication, diagnostics, and system installation, preparing students for skilled trades with industry certifications.
• Education and Early Childhood: Courses in child development, curriculum planning, and inclusive education support careers in teaching and daycare, including fieldwork experiences.
• General Education Electives: Options in communications, foreign languages, music, and theater enhance versatility and cultural awareness.

With small class sizes and dedicated faculty, the campus supports student success through tutoring, career services, and internships. Programs are continually updated to align with workforce needs, ensuring graduates are competitive in Missouri's job market and beyond. This comprehensive approach empowers over 7,000 students annually to achieve their academic and professional goals.