AMERICAN
BACHELORS DEGREE
PROGRAME
The Associate Arts Degree Diploma is designed to provide you with a platform to build knowledge and understanding on topics like communications, mathematics, science, humanities etc. and gives you the flexibility to further select elective courses according to your interests and career goals. The first half includes broad-based studies while the second half focuses on Electives that can lead to majors in Engineering, Science, Arts or Business.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
2+2
American Pathway
Certified American
Education in India
Increased Scholarship
Opportunities
Global Exposure
& Connections
Guaranteed Admission
into Keiser University, Florida
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
2+2
American pathway
American Certified
american education in India
Increased scholarship
opportunities
Global Exposure
& Connections
Guaranteed admission into a State University in Florida
STUDY MODULES*
TYPICAL COURSE OUTLINE
YEAR 1
- Chemistry I (with practical)
- Biology I (with practical)
- Computer Applications
- English Composition I
- Speech and Communication
- Macro Economics
- Calculus and Analytical Geometry I
- Physics
- Introduction to Philosophy
- Calculus and Analytical Geometry II
- Social Sciences
TYPICAL COURSE OUTLINE
YEAR 2
- Microeconomics (Honors)
- English Composition II (Honors)
- American Literature (Honors)
- Statistics
- Accounting I
- Accounting II
- American National Government
(honors) - Managerial Accounting
Entrepreneurship (Honors) - International Business (Honors)
TYPICAL COURSE OUTLINE
Optional Summer/Extra Module
- Introduction to Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Algebra
- Physics I
- Trigonometry
- Introduction to Anthropology
- Language options
*subject may change according to cohort
CURRICULUM
The curriculum for the first two years is the Keiser University Associate of Arts degree program. It comprises 60 college credits – 36 credits in General Education (Communications, Mathematics, Social Science, Humanities and Natural Sciences) and 24 credits in Electives that can lead to majors in Engineering, Science, Arts or Business.
Courses are subject to change, within the criteria for the General Education requirements. Descriptions and details of the listed courses are available at the Keiser University website at:
ELECTIVE COURSES
Students will choose Electives according to their intended major in the bachelor’s degree. Electives offered are subject to change and availability within a stream. Descriptions and details of the listed courses are available at the Keiser University.
CURRICULUM FOR YEARS 3 AND 4
The curriculum for years 3 and 4 depends on the university to which the student transfers. Students will typically complete their major subject requirements, and other requirements for obtaining a Bachelor of Science (BS) or a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from Keiser University.
