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Associate of Arts in General Studies |
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| Course Title: |
Associate of Arts in General Studies | |
Category: |
Arts & Humanities | |
Subject: |
Liberal Arts | |
| College: |
Ivy Bridge College of Tiffin University 
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| Course Description: |
The online associate degree programs offered by Ivy Bridge College - through Tiffin University - reflect the diverse professional ambitions and academic needs of many types of students. The curriculum was designed to satisfy the general education and elective requirements of most four-year institutions. The Associate of Arts in General Studies degree features a variety of courses from the social sciences and liberal arts to satisfy intellectual curiosity as well as academic prerequisites. You can continue your educational journey at colleges and universities throughout the country and around the world with transfer credits from Ivy Bridge by graduating with an AA in General Studies from Ivy Bridge. Your Ivy Bridge degree alone will provide the solid foundation needed for long-term career success if you decide not to pursue a four-year degree right away. General Studies majors at Ivy Bridge fulfill their academic requirements for graduation by completing courses in the following areas: Humanities, Knowledge Skills, Natural Sciences, Open Electives and Social Sciences. |
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| Delivery Format: |
Online | |
| Course Level: |
Associate Degree | |
| Course Requirements: |
Must have at least a High School Diploma or GED equivalent. | |
| Course Type: |
Online Degrees | |
Course Long Description: |
Associate of Arts in General Studies (Ivy Bridge College of Tiffin University) The Associate of Arts in General Studies at Ivy Bridge College is the ideal degree program for busy adult students. This academic concentration is designed to satisfy the general education and elective requirements at colleges and universities throughout the country and around the world and to produce graduates who will continue their education at these institutions Through the courses in this program curriculum, students will develop skills in university-level writing, speaking, reading, as well as computer literacy, having the capacity to apply analytical reasoning and library research. In addition, students will gain foundational knowledge in by completing courses in areas of knowledge skills (15 hours), humanities (18 hours), natural sciences (6 hours), social sciences (12 hours), and open electives (9 hours). Required courses in Ivy Bridge College's Associate of Arts in General Studies degree program are: • Knowledge Skills: Expository Research & Writing, Intro to Literature & Criticism, Visual Communication - Graphics and Presentation Strategies, Intro to Mass Communication, Intro to Information Technology, Finite Mathematics, and College Algebra • Humanities: Comparative Cultures, Religions of the World, Art Appreciation, Survey of Music Performance/Practice, American Society OR Western Society, Any 200 English Literature Course, British Literature - Chaucer to Romantics, British Literature 2 - Romantics to WW II, American Literature Colonial to Civil War, American Literature 2 - Civil War to WW II, The Art of Reasoning OR Great Philosophers • Natural Sciences: Applied Statistics, Earth Science, Oceanography, Environmental Science, and Survey of Health Issues • Social Sciences: Special Topics, Principles of Macroeconomics, Intro To The American Political Process, The Presidency, Intro To Psychology, Theories of Personality, Principles of Sociology, and Social Psychology Upon completion of the program, graduates with an AA in General Studies from Ivy Bridge are guaranteed admission into many fully accredited colleges and universities that offer bachelor degrees currently honoring an Ivy Bridge transfer agreement. However, if they choose not to pursue a 4-year degree, graduates are equipped with a solid foundation on which they can use and finding rewarding and stable careers. Possible fields graduates could pursue include, but are not limited to: - Medical School - Professional Sports - Social Service Caseworker - Early Childhood Program Administrator - Special Education Community Program Instructor - Graduate School - Missions School Overseas - Law School Admission Requirements: Interested applicants for admission are required to submit their high school transcripts or GED record and test scores after accomplishing the initial application. If they have previous college experience, the college may ask for their college transcripts as well. The sooner the students begin their degree at Ivy Bridge, the closer they'll be to graduation and the future they aim for. |
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