AA/AS in Real Estate

The Real Estate degree prepares students for careers in the property and finance sectors centered on real estate. Required courses cover real estate practice, residential appraisal, finance, legal aspects, property management, escrow procedures, principles and economics. Students combine these major requirements with the general breadth requirements of the associate degree to reach the stated total. Degree seekers also complete a general education pattern, choosing either the college pattern or the statewide Cal-GETC transfer curriculum, alongside the major coursework. Learning outcomes listed in the catalog describe the skills graduates are expected to demonstrate by the time they finish the program. Students should meet with a counselor to map out their sequence, confirm which courses also satisfy transfer or graduation needs, and plan a realistic course load each term. Careful planning keeps the path to completion efficient.