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Associate Degrees
Landmark College’s academic degree programs satisfy requirements for the first two years of study at most four-year colleges and universities.
Today, more than ever, students with language based learning disabilities, ADHD or ASD realize the benefit of completing an associate degree as one way to gain successful academic experience, decide on career interests, and perhaps move toward the completion of a B.A. degree.
Landmark College's academic degree programs in Life Sciences, Computer Science/Gaming, General Studies, Liberal Arts, Business Studies and Business Administration satisfy requirements for the first two years of study at most four-year colleges and universities. Through our unique educational program, you'll learn more than just the college coursework needed to graduate. As a Landmark College student, you'll learn the academic strategies you need in order to be successful.
A.A. in Business Administration
The curriculum has been designed to meet the general and business requirements of four-year colleges. Additionally, students develop specific skills required by different business schools by completing a professional core and business electives. Students who successfully complete Landmark College's A.A. in Business Administration have a firm foundation to build upon as they move into a bachelor’s degree program.
A.A. in Business Studies
A business degree from Landmark College will give students the fundamental skills and knowledge they need to compete successfully in today's business world — whether you're planning to immediately enter the workforce or continue your business studies. The program allows students to develop the skills required for all disciplines of business by completing a professional core, but also provides students the flexibility to explore the various aspects of business including:
- Human Resources Management
- Organizational Behavior
- Economics
- Finance
What Can You Do With A Business Degrees?
Through our "hands-on" business Programs, students will develop a basic knowledge of business needed for an entry-level administrative support or managerial position. Our associate degrees also provide the groundwork to pursue continued studies at a four-year institution as a business major.
Pursing an associate degree in business administration or business studies will help provide students with the skills needed to launch a career in today's competitive business environment or move into a bachelor’s degree program.
A.A. in General Studies
This degree will give you a broad learning experience, grounding you in skills relevant to a liberal arts education and helping you to explore new fields and test your perspectives. If you are unsure of your precise interests, this degree program will likely appeal to you.
A.A. in Liberal Studies
Students build a broad foundation grounded in liberal arts. Whether working with an indigenous community in Chile, getting their feet wet and hands dirty researching aquatic biology or mentoring local grade school children, in this degree students have the chance to explore different fields of inquiry.
Liberal Arts is our most challenging self-directed associate degree program. Use it to develop academic passions and to explore areas of interest through our sophomore level curriculum.
A.S. in Computer Science/Gaming
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The fastest growing occupations are predicted to be in the computing field, with increased demands for computer systems engineers and computer programmers. The Computer Science/Gaming degree is a pathway for students to enter these exciting fields and contribute to technological advancement and innovation. Instruction in computer science courses is project-based and highly interactive, to encourage student exploration. Throughout the program, students will determine the areas of the software or digital games industry that is a best fit with their strengths, interests and goals. The Computer Science/Gaming degree is designed to help students who learn differently gain access to a wide range of technical four-year programs.
Apply now to earn your degree in this fast growing field.
A.S. in Life Sciences
Landmark College is pleased to announce its new academic degree program—the A.S. in Life Sciences. This new, interdisciplinary major launched in Fall 2012.
Hands-on scientific inquiry is one of the most exciting and meaningful ways to learn, and that is particularly true for students with learning differences. The principles of scientific investigation will form the foundation of the Life Sciences program—and as with all other Landmark academic programs, the Life Sciences program will be integrated with the College’s proven program to develop effective learning strategies and assistive technology skills.
Apply now to be part of this exciting degree program.
A.S. Degrees Frequently Asked Questions
The Common Core
At the heart of all the Landmark College associate degree programs is a 22-credit Common Core.
General Education Goals
A.A in Liberal Studies Outcomes
A.S. in Life Sciences Outcomes
B.A. in Liberal Studies Outcomes
B.U.in Business Administration Outcomes
A.S. in Computer Science/Gaming Outcomes
A.A in General Studies Outcomes
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