Multidisciplinary Studies
Degree:
- Associate of Science in Multidisciplinary Studies [✓ TSI]
Career Information
Find work as:
- Agricultural Technicians
- Animal Scientists
- Chemists
- Food Science Technicians
- Soil and Plant Scientists
*Upon transfer and completion of corresponding Bachelor of Science degree.
Texas Annual Wages*
- Entry-level range: $58,390 or less
- Average: $101,260
*Chemist, National Center for O*Net Development. Retrieved October 2025 from www.onetonline.org.
The Associate of Science (AS) degree in Multidisciplinary Studies is designed for students who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to pursue a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree. Students working toward the Associate of Science degree will complete essential core requirements and electives based on their major emphasis and career goals.
Consult with an advisor to tailor your course selections to your unique interests and goals. Take the first step towards a rewarding career and join us today!
Why AC for Multidisciplinary Studies?
Affordable Education
Save on tuition costs while receiving quality education and personalized support from Success Coaches.
Smooth Transfer
Easily transition to a four-year university through strong articulation agreements and diverse transfer options.
Personalized Attention
Benefit from smaller class sizes and direct access to experienced faculty, ensuring more personalized guidance and support throughout your studies.
Recommended Academic Plan (RAP)
The RAP (or course sequence) shows the suggested order of courses each semester to help you complete your program on time. Your plan may vary based on advising or placement.
View in College Catalog (official program listing) (accessible)
Transfer Opportunities
Transfer seamlessly with your associate degree to pursue a bachelor’s degree at one of our partner universities.
SHSU (Sam Houston) Transfer
Questions?
Do you have questions about this program? Contact the Science and Mathematics Success Coach, at sc@angelina.edu or (936) 633-4533. Contact the department at scienceandmath@angelina.edu.
