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El grado de asociado de artes de la Universidad Keiser en Estudios Generales proporciona un plan de estudios que permite una amplia exposición a múltiples ramas de estudio. Esta especialidad proporciona una alternativa práctica para los estudiantes que buscan un título cuyas necesidades no pueden ser atendidas por carreras individuales. Los estudiantes pueden diseñar un curso de estudio que cumpla con sus objetivos académicos personales y promueva su crecimiento y desarrollo profesional al combinar cursos de disciplinas elegibles en un programa coherente. El grado combina cursos de educación general con materias optativas interdisciplinarias. El curso propuesto está sujeto a la aprobación del decano de asuntos académicos.
Los siguientes objetivos están diseñados para cumplir con la misión de la Universidad Keiser y sus objetivos. Al finalizar el programa, los estudiantes van a:
Ninguno.
Para recibir un título de Asociado en Artes en Estudios Generales, los estudiantes deben obtener 60.0 horas de crédito semestral. Los requisitos del programa son los siguientes:
Se puede seleccionar un total mínimo de 24 horas de crédito semestral en (a) cursos de educación general no utilizados para satisfacer el requisito de educación general del programa de 36 horas semestrales para el grado; (b) cursos de división inferior (códigos 100-200) contenidos en cualquiera de los siguientes programas disciplinarios sugeridos; o (c) cursos seleccionados de otros programas universitarios utilizados para construir un programa de estudios de educación general (AAGS). Los programas de grado enfocados contendrán un mínimo de 15 horas de crédito semestral de las 24 horas disponibles en una disciplina específica o de un programa de estudio en particular. El resto de los cursos pueden ser optativos seleccionados para satisfacer las metas del programa del alumno. La selección de cursos está sujeta a la aprobación de la Decana de Asuntos Académicos del Campo.
Las horas de crédito entre paréntesis indican el número requerido de horas de crédito en cada disciplina.
Cursos principales de estudios generales (24.0 horas de crédito)
| Conducta /Ciencias sociales (6.0 horas de crédito) | |
|---|---|
| 6.0 horas de crédito de cualquier división inferior de los cursos de Conducta/Ciencias Sociales ofrecidos en la universidad. |
| Comunicaciones (3.0 horas de crédito) | |
|---|---|
| Comunicación | 3.0 horas de crédito |
| Computadoras (3.0 horas de crédito) | |
|---|---|
| Introducción a los computadores | 3.0 horas de crédito |
| Economía (3.0 horas de crédito) | |
|---|---|
| 3.0 horas de crédito de cualquier división inferior Cursos de economía ofrecidos en la universidad. |
| Español (6.0 horas de crédito) | |
|---|---|
| Composición I * | 3.0 horas de crédito |
| Composición II * | 3.0 horas de crédito |
| Humanidades /Bellas Artes (3.0 horas de crédito) | |
|---|---|
| 3.0 horas de crédito de cualquier división inferior de Humanidades/Bellas Artes cursos ofrecidos en la universidad. |
| Matemáticas (6.0 horas de crédito) | |
|---|---|
| 6.0 horas de crédito de cualquier división inferior. Cursos de matemática ofrecidos en la universidad exceptuando Álgebra Intermedia. |
| Ciencias Naturales (6.0 horas de crédito) | |
|---|---|
| 6.0 horas de crédito de cualquier división inferior de los cursos de Ciencias Naturales que se ofrecen en la universidad. |
* Los cursos deben completarse con una calificación de "C" o superior.
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