The Office of Academic Affairs is happy to announce a new degree program beginning in the Fall 2000 term. The program will start at the Fort Myers campus only. The Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies provides students the opportunity to obtain a degree by combining their previous college studies with courses that will prepare them for today s changing work environment. The program is designed so that the student attends a weekly comprehensive session to learn, access, and analyze the progress made toward the program objectives. The student must commit to the entire program for a minimum of three 15-week terms, and must complete and pass all courses each term or repeat the entire term.
Students share their experiences with each other and the faculty professor.
The prospective student is expected to have the background necessary to successfully complete this program. Each student is expected to present a course in English Composition or its equivalent and a knowledge of Computer Applications or Word Processing as evidenced by the student s transcript or an International College proficiency exam. Students must be employed to benefit from this program of study. The acting Chair of Liberal Arts, Leslie Sutter, must approve exceptions. Contact Admissions or Professor Leslie Sutter for more details.