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Undergraduate Programs
Associate Degree Programs
Bachelor Degree Programs
Graduate and Professional Programs
Master Degree Programs
Doctoral Degree Programs |
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DEGREE ACCEPTANCE & RECOGNITION
The value of any
degree is subject to many circumstances, conditions and needs.
Most universities and colleges have their own specific criteria as
to recognition and acceptance of transferred educational
credits. Therefore, any questions regarding the above should
be directed to those authorities responsible for making such
judgments.
Important Note
. . .
Students should check with the appropriate agencies involved with
licensing in their home states or country for questions regarding
any professional certification. TIU does not grant licenses
or credentials.
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DEGREE
& COURSE INFORMATION
All courses
numbered 100-490 can be taken for undergraduate credit. Courses
numbered 500-690 are upper-level courses to be taken for graduate
credit.
Below is a listing
of the various programs offered by TIU, their course levels, and
the total credits required for each.
Undergraduate
Programs
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Course Level |
Degree
Program |
Total Credits |
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100-290 |
Associate |
60 |
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200-490 |
Bachelors |
120 |
Graduate
Programs
|
Course Level |
Degree
Program |
Total Credits |
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500-690 |
Masters |
30 |
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500-690 |
Special |
45 |
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500-690 |
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500-690 |
Ph.D.
+ specialty |
60 + dissertation |
KEY TO COURSE PREFIXES
Note:
When preparing to submit lesson assignments for evaluation, it is
extremely important to include this prefix with your
coursework, as courses from different subjects may share the same
number. All courses currently offered by TIU are subject to
the availability of course materials and may change in content
slightly or be removed from the curriculum without notice.
Likewise, new courses may be added in given areas as new materials
are made available. In such cases, TIU will add supplementary
information to notify students of such changes.
The
International University, its subsidiaries and affiliated
institutions, admits students of any race, color, national origin,
sex, age, handicap, or religious preference in its educational
programs, activities, and employment as required by the Civil
Rights Act of 1964 and Amendments including Title IX of the
Educational Amendments of 1972
TIU, reserves
the right, without notice, to change the requirements for
graduation, to change the arrangement or contents of courses, the
instructional methods or materials used, the tuition and other
fees, to alter any regulation, academic or non-academic, affecting
the student body; to refuse admission to any student at any time,
should it be in the interest of TIU or the student to do so. It
also reserves the same right to any other material in this
catalog. It is the responsibility of the student to inquire if
information in the catalog or other college materials is current.
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