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TRINITY offers Associate Degrees with concentrations in the three areas of specialization. The Associate Degree requires approximately two years of full-time study. In order to qualify for the associate degree, students must earn all the necessary General Education credits and complete all mandatory course requirements in their field of concentration.

Two, three-month practicum periods are required. Students must also maintain a minimum CI (Cumulative Index) of 2.00 for the entire curriculum.

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