What Degrees, Majors, and Programs Does Navarro College Offer?

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Navarro College offers a range of academic and career-focused programs, and the fastest way to see the full list is the Degrees and Majors section of its official site (navarrocollege.edu). From there you can use the Program Finder to browse offerings, then confirm details in the College Catalog. This guide is for prospective students, parents, and anyone comparing Navarro's programs before applying.

Where to Find the Program List

On the official site, go to Degrees and Majors. The page groups the main tools you need:

  • Program Finder — browse available programs and majors
  • Academic Advising — get help choosing or changing a program
  • Registration — sign up for classes once admitted
  • Online Learning — courses delivered online
  • Continuing Education — non-degree courses and training

Related links on the same page point to the Class Schedule, College Catalog, Academic Calendar, Libraries, and Transfer Opportunities.

Using the Program Finder

The Program Finder is the starting point for answering "what can I study here?"

  1. Open the Degrees and Majors section and select Program Finder.
  2. Browse or filter the listed programs to match your interest (academic transfer, career training, or continuing education).
  3. Note the program name, then check the College Catalog for the official requirements, course lists, and any credentials awarded.
  4. If you are unsure, contact Academic Advising before registering.

Expected result: a shortlist of programs plus the catalog pages that define what each one requires.

Academic and Transfer Programs vs. Continuing Education

Navarro separates its offerings into two broad paths, and they serve different goals:

Path Where it lives Best for
Degrees and majors (academic, career, online) Degrees and Majors → Program Finder Students seeking a degree, transfer, or career credential
Continuing Education Continuing Education section Short courses, professional development, career training, online CE, protective services, adult education, youth programs

If your goal is to transfer to a four-year school, start with Transfer Opportunities under Degrees and Majors. If your goal is a certificate, license, or short-term skill, check Continuing Education first.

Confirming Details: Catalog, Schedule, and Calendar

Three resources keep your plan accurate:

  • College Catalog — official program and degree requirements
  • Class Schedule — which courses are offered and when
  • Academic Calendar — term dates and deadlines

Use the catalog to verify a program exists and what it requires; use the schedule to see if the courses are running; use the calendar to time your registration.

Common Stops and What to Do

  • Program not listed where you expected — check both Degrees and Majors and Continuing Education, since some training sits outside the degree list.
  • Unsure which program fits — Academic Advising is the intended contact, not guesswork from the website.
  • Need cost context before deciding — the Cost and Aid section covers tuition and fees, financial aid, scholarships, and payment plans.

Next Step

Pick one or two programs in the Program Finder, pull their catalog pages, and confirm the class schedule for your intended term. If the choice is still unclear, book time with Academic Advising before you register.