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Associate of Arts in General Studies The General Studies program lays the foundation for future career advancement and takes you one step closer to earning a bachelor''s degree. Its balanced curriculum will supply you distance with the tools you need to further your education. You will also gain a better understanding of the changes taking place in today''s complex and competitive work environment. The degree will take two years or less to complete. During that time, you will explore the fields of psychology, learning sociology, philosophy, history, and mathematics. Your classes will also help you strengthen your written and interpersonal communication skills, which are critical to success on the job. You will learn how to research and analyze vital information as well as how to examine the underlying rules and reasons why the world of business follows specific patterns.

The new Masters of Arts in Education/Teacher Education Programs for elementary and secondary teacher certification are 33-credit Master''s Degree (MAED) programs, leading to Arizona teacher licensure. The program recognizes and addresses the developmental process of teaching and learning in a diverse society. Although this program is accepted by the Arizona Department of Education for teacher licensure, this may not be the case in all states, please check with your State Department of Education and your district to obtain licensure requirements Master of Arts in Education / Curriculum & Technology The Master of Arts in Education degree program is designed to meet state licensing distance and content standards and to enhance and refine the skills of the individual whether an administrator, counselor, or classroom teacher.

Students can access research material from the University''s Electronic Library. The Online program is designed to benefit working professionals in a number of ways. Classes are offered one at a time, in sequence. There are no semesters, so students can begin a course of study any month of the year. A student can concentrate on one subject at a time, and when a class is completed they can move on to the next one until learning all degree requirements are met. Each online class lasts five or six weeks. A student can sign on any hour of the day or night, taking part at times that best fit his or her schedule. While this flexibility is unprecedented, it requires greater than average discipline and does not allow a student to "coast." Students devote an average of fifteen to twenty hours a week to their studies.