Qualification:
Associate degree
Awarding body:
Benedictine University
Modules:
MGT 100 Introduction to Business Studies 1, SPCH 110 Basic Speech Communication 3, FNAR 100 Art Appreciation 3, CMSC 100 Introduction to PC Software Application 3, WRIT 101 Person in Community: Writing Colloquium 3, PHIL 245 General Ethics 3, MATH 104 Advanced Business Math 3, PLSC 102 American Government 3, MGT 150 Statistics I 3, PSYC 210 Social Psychology 3, ECON 101 Principles of Macroeconomics 3, MUSI 104 Music Appreciation 3, ECON 102 Principles of Microeconomics 3, WRIT 102 Research Writing 3, HUMN 220 The Mediterranean World 3, ACCT 111 Accounting I (Financial Accounting) 3, ACCT 112 Accounting II (Managerial Accounting) 3, NUTR 100 Impact of Nutrition3, MGT 210 Management 3, ASTR 105 Astronomy4, MGT 220 Entrepreneurship 3.
Cost:
US $10,800 per semester
Duration:
2 Year(s)
Study mode:
Full time
Course description:
This program focuses on skill development in the areas of business math and business writing skills, social psychology, economics and accounting, and entrepreneurship. The AABA degree program challenges the adult learner to develop knowledge, skills and personal values through a well-planned, sequenced curriculum. This curriculum integrates increasingly advanced cognitive skills, awareness of self and of others, individual creativity, respect for the liberal arts, ethical practices and technology as life-long learning tools. Many students in the AABA program continue on to obtain their Bachelors degree.
Entry requirements:
Students must have a proof of high school graduation or GED certificate. They must be with a minimum age of 22 years and should have a minimum of two significant years work experience in business, industry, public service, the military, or other related employment. They should possess the minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.00 on prior college coursework. Applicants whose native language is not English, evidence of English proficiency through successful completion of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with a score of 550 on the written exam, or 213 on the computer based test, or other proficiency exams is required for admissions.
Application details:
Applicants are required to complete the application form along with the non refundable application fee of $40 payable by personal check or money order. In addition to these, they must submit photocopy of their passport, translated official transcripts from high school/colleges/universities previously attended, official ECE evaluation report of all home country transcripts, and general analysis report from freshman students, personal statement, two letters of reference, official results of standardized tests (ACT, SAT or TOEFL), certificate of finances, international student health form and proof of student health insurance. Students should send the above documents along with the completed and signed application form to Enrollment Center, Benedictine University, Lownik Hall, 5700 College Road, Lisle, IL 60532.
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Contact details:
Contact name:
Carol Swett
Designation/Title:
Director
Address:
Benedictine University
Lownik Hall 5700 College Road
LISLE
IL
60532
United States
Tel: +1 630 829 6300
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Venue information for this course:
Margaret and Harold Moser College of Adult and Professional Studies
Address:
Margaret and Harold Moser College of Adult and Professional Studies
Benedictine University
1832 Centre Point Circle Suite 102
NAPERVILLE
Illinois
United States
60563
Venue Description:
The mission is to address the educational needs of adult students by developing and providing engaging, relevant and accelerated programs designed to enhance leadership skills and promote life-long learning. They are committed to providing high-quality, easily accessible educational opportunities for adult learners. The growing popularity of their program actively reflects this mission in action. Through a unique accelerated curricular educational format, the Moser College is designed to meet the needs of working adults whose schedules are too hectic for a traditional educational program.
Accommodation available at this venue?
Yes
Accommodation Details:
Benedictine University maintains and operates residence halls as an integral part of academic life, as educational experiences are not solely contained in the classroom, laboratory or library. The residence halls provide an opportunity for students to combine academic life with social development. Students must establish and test their own values, develop social skills, determine priorities and learn to organize their time. Living on campus affords many opportunities, including the chance to make new friends and enjoy a variety of campus activities. Students who live on campus also have easier access to the library, classrooms, dining and athletic facilities, and avoid soaring gas prices and increasingly time-consuming commutes. Ondrak Hall, located on the south end of campus, is an all-female, predominately freshman smoke free hall that houses up to 160 students. Jaeger Hall is an all-male predominately freshman smoke free hall that houses up to 150 students on four floors. Neuzil Hall, an upper-classmen coeducational smoke free residency facility, is located at the northern end of campus. The hall features 44 suite-style rooms each housing three students. All the residential halls are provided with a computer lab with Internet access and a printer on the first floor and a relaxing lounge and entertainment center on the second floor. Free laundry facilities are located on the lower level and each room offers cable, phone and Internet access. All residence halls have ID card readers requiring students to swipe their cards to gain entrance. At Benedictine, dining is all about choice. The Krasa Center Dining Room offers a wide array of fresh and nutritious fare at every meal. Diners can choose from sizzling, made-to-order dishes, pizzas hot from the oven or grilled specialty sandwiches with a side of crisp fries. Flexible meal plans give students the opportunity to choose the meals that fit their schedules.
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