6 Interdisciplinary Studies Associate Programs

Gain a broad knowledge of fundamental academic areas with Concordia University, St. Paul's fully online Associate of Arts in General Studies, which you can complete in two years with transfer credits. In addition, you'll develop time management, goal setting, and study skills to be successful in future academic and professional work. In this 60-credit-hour general studies program, you'll study writing, communication, and global studies, along with electives of your choice.

Methodist University's online Associate of Arts in General Studies is designed to prepare you for 21st-century success. Based on the liberal arts education model, you will engage with a variety of disciplines as you develop critical thinking, written and oral communication, quantitative reasoning, and research skills. Additionally, the program will give you the foundation to pursue career advancement opportunities or continue your education in a bachelor's degree program after graduation.

General Studies is designed to provide the flexibility needed to meet the needs of students who have a variety of backgrounds and interests. General Studies offers the people of the community a pathway to achieve both personal and career goals. The curriculum provides students with a broad foundation of fundamental academic skills in order to pursue additional studies. CIP 240102.

A total of 60 hours are required to earn an Associate of general studies. To be eligible for an Associate of general studies, a student must earn a minimum of the last 16 credits at Trine. Two associate degrees may be received at the same time, provided all requirements for both degrees have been met, and the student has earned a minimum of 16 credit hours more than the degree with the lower minimum hour requirement.

The Interdisciplinary Studies A.A.S. program offers students a flexible path to shape their education around their interests and goals. It allows students to take courses across different disciplines,...

You are not alone. An estimated 20 to 50 % of students who begin college still decide on a major. At Hesston College, the number is about one out of five.