Funeral Services, Funeral Director Major, AAS
Students who complete this two-year degree are eligible to take the national board exam required to become a licensed funeral director.
Students will learn to develop relationships with families of the deceased and address grief-related needs of bereaved; understand ethical conduct and follow applicable laws; understand procedures for burial and cremation; and manage a funeral establishment.
Degree Planner (printable PDF)
Degree Requirements and Outcomes
Students interested in studying funeral services must meet all prerequisites and apply to the program.
Funeral Services Application
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Career Paths
Jobs in this field include funeral attendant, funeral service manager and funeral director.
Contact Us
Richard Sikon
Director, Department of Funeral Services
September 4 and September 7
On Friday, September 4, most college offices will close at 12:00 p.m. However, all scheduled Brightpoint and CCWA classes will be held as normal, the Testing Centers will be open for those with scheduled tests, and already-scheduled events and activities will be held as planned. On Monday, September 7, the college will be closed for Labor Day.