Find My Pathway

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Designed to get you where you want to go

CCC's Pathway program is designed to help you navigate your educational journey by helping you explore your interests. Think of a pathway as a map to get you where you want to go, whether your destination is a university or the workforce.  
 

Coconino Community College Pathways are aligned with our degrees and certificates to help simplify and streamline your course selection based on your interest and goals. As your interests and goals develop, Pathways are designed to accommodate those changes. Advisors will work with you to create personalized maps for your particular journey.

Different students, different paths

There are two ways to find your path at CCC: explore by your interests or explore by your end goal, whether that's attending a four-year institution or moving in the workplace. 

Explore degrees and certificate paths by areas of interest

Explore your class and program options by looking at your end goal

Transfer to University

A CCC2University Pathway is designed to prepare graduates for further coursework at a university.

For example, a transfer pathway in CIS can lead to degrees in areas such as Computer Information Systems, Cybersecurity, and Graphic Information Technology

Get to Work

A CCC2Work Pathway is designed to lead graduates into employment.
 
For example, a workforce pathway in CIS can lead to careers in IT such as Desktop Support and Network and Systems Administration

Not sure which Pathway is right for you? Make an appointment with an advisor.

Learn more about how CCC Pathways can help you streamline your education

Continuing Education

If you are interested in exploring our Community Education and Workforce Training courses, visit our Continuing Education page. Continuing Education offers personal enrichment courses, workforce development training, and community engagement opportunities.

High School Programs

HS2CCC provides you with a head start in college by allowing you to take college credit courses while still completing your high school education. Jump-starting college can save you time and money, help you become familiar with college-level work, and give you a chance to explore career interests.