If you wish to pursue a two-year program of study in a field other than those available through one of the other associate degree options, you may design your own program of study to meet particular goals through the Associate in Individualized Studies (A.I.S.) degree program. Although there are no specific course or academic area requirements (other than Tier I freshman English composition and quantitative skills), your application must outline your intended course of study, and it must include a proposed area of concentration consisting of two or more subject areas. You must consult with two A.I.S. faculty reviewers (Group 1 or 2 faculty members) in the preparation of your program, one of whom must be from your area of concentration.

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