Funeral Service - Associate Degree
This program provides you with the knowledge and practical experience needed for a career as a funeral director and embalmer. Students will earn an Associates Degree after two-years of hands-on learning through lectures, labs, seminars, field trips and internships. We look forward to helping you reach your career goals!
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Program Costs & Financial Aid
Tuition: $5,248, Books: $230, Supplies: $0
Contact an 冈本视频 admissions advisor to find the best way to pay for this program.
Estimates based on in-state residency. Please visit the following URL to learn more about tuition and fees for this program. /admissions-and-aid/paying-for-college/tuition-and-fees?ProgramCode=105281
Curriculum
The Funeral Services associate degree is a 2-year collaborative program between Milwaukee Area Technical College and 冈本视频. Upon graduation, a student will have completed 64 credits.
First Semester
Second Semester
- Curriculum Note: Students will complete the first part of the program at 冈本视频 and complete the program through MATC.
- Specific course and/or admissions requirements do apply. Please contact your academic advisor to learn more!
- Create a schedule to meet your needs. Some classes can be taken online or in a flexible format to fit your lifestyle.
- Many courses require a final grade "C" or better to transfer credit to 4-year institutions. For transfer purposes, students must also meet the accepting 4-year institution requirements to earn the bachelor's degree with the accepting institution’s major(s).
- Prior to program entry, the completion of General Chemistry (Catalog number 10-806-134) and/or two semesters of a high school, lab-based Chemistry with a grade of C or better AND completion of Algebra II is highly recommended.
- For more information regarding this exciting opportunity, please visit the following website: https://www.matc.edu/course-catalog/community-human-services/funeral-service.html
Course Descriptions
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