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Nov 23, 2024
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2018-2019 Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Computer Information Management, A.S.
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Degree Requirements
Students receiving an Associate of Science in Computer Information Management degree must complete a minimum total of 95 Quarter Credit hours of instruction.
Core Curriculum Offerings
Area I: |
Communications and Humanities |
15 Quarter Credit Hours |
Area II: |
Sciences, Mathematics and Computers |
15 Quarter Credit Hours |
Area III: |
Social Science |
20 Quarter Credit Hours |
Total: 50 Quarter Credit Hours
Associate Degree Offerings
Area IV: |
Business |
10 Quarter Credit Hours |
Area V: |
CIM Core Offerings |
20 Quarter Credit Hours |
Area VI: |
CIM Electives |
15 Quarter Credit Hours |
Total: 45 Quarter Credit Hours
Total Degree Requirements: 95 Quarter Credit Hours
Additional Completion Requirements
- Completion of at least two years of prescribed study, with at least 25% of coursework being earned at Life University.
- Satisfactory completion of all in Areas IV – VI courses with a minimum grade of “C” or better.
- Satisfactory completion of all courses with a minimum overall cumulative GPA of 2.0.
- File a petition to graduate.
- Administrative and student reviews of records
- Registrar Office – Complete a formal academic records review
- Financial Aid Office – Exit interviews with a Counselor
- Student Accounting – “Perkins” Exit interview and rectify account balance
- Confirm CLP 090, FYE 101 and FYE 103 completion status requirements.
Area I: Communications and Humanities
15 Quarter Credit Hours
Area II: Sciences, Mathematics and Computers
15 Credit Hours
A. Mathematics Required
5 Quarter Credits
B. Math or Science Elective
5 Quarter Credits hours
C. Computer Required
5 Quarter Credit hours
Area III: Social Sciences
20 Quarter Credit hours
Area IV: Business Offerings
10 Quarter Credit hours
Area V: CIM Core Offerings
20 Quarter Credit hours
Area VI: CIM Electives
15 Quarter Credit hours
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