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AIU Online Introduces Flexible Scheduling Plan for Associate's Degree Programs

September 28, 2006 AIU Online 0 Comments

AIU Online is pleased to announce a flexible scheduling plan that's designed to meet the needs of career-focused professionals who have real-world responsibilities. Beginning on September 28, 2006, the Flexible Scheduling Plan will offer students two choices in how quickly they can graduate with an industry-current Associate's degree. AIU Online's Take 2 option remains the choice for students interested in earning their degrees as quickly as possible. In this scheduling model, students learn at an accelerated pace and graduate fast. The Take 1 option accommodates students' personal and professional obligations outside of school, while still permitting them to maintain their ultimate goal of earning a degree. By choosing the Take 1 option, students take just one course during each five-week session.

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