The Ivy Bridge Blended Degree Program addresses one of the biggest obstacles facing motivated students today: the strict schedules and time commitments required to attend classes exclusively on a college campus. Now, they have the flexibility to adjust their studies. The blended program is a combination of campus-based and online learning for students who need scheduling flexibility, but also prefer some face-to-face class meetings.
The program will initially be offered in the San Diego and Fresno area. In the program, students take 2 seated courses per semester at Alliant International University's San Diego or Fresno campus and 2 or 3 online courses per semester through Ivy Bridge College. Each classroom based course meets for one night a week for 8 weeks. Classroom based courses focus on subjects where students may need additional face-to-face interaction with their instructor, such as English, math, and communications. Online courses meets completely online in an asynchronous format, which allows students to go to class at the time that best fits their schedule.
Upon completion of the required courses, students will receive their Associate's degree from Ivy Bridge College of Tiffin University and will be prepared to move on to their Bachelor's with Alliant International University. Depending on the pace a student chooses, they can graduate with their associate's degree in as few as 20 months.
Programs Offered:
- Associate of Arts in General StudiesAssociate of Arts in General Studies
The focus of the Associate of Arts Degree in General Studies is to produce graduates who will continue their education at a four-year institution. The course offerings were designed to maximize the transferability of academic credits which will be used to meet general education and elective requirements at colleges and universities throughout the country and around the world. - Associate of Business Administration in AccountingAssociate of Business Administration in Accounting
The Accounting major places an emphasis on versatility. You learn skills that will enable you to pursue not only short-term, entry-level positions, but also long-term career paths, often beyond the field of accounting. Students completing this degree will develop the problem-solving, communication, and critical thinking skills necessary to the dynamic decision-making process demanded by a competitive working environment. - Associate of Business Administration in BusinessAssociate of Business Administration in Business
This program offers students a variety of business fundamentals and knowledge upon which to build a career in business. The program takes the approach of total development of the individual, placing emphasis on personal as well as professional growth. It prepares you for both a business career and a baccalaureate program. You will develop the managerial problem solving and strategic thinking skills that will help you become a leader. - Associate of Business Administration in Computer and Information TechnologyAssociate of Business Administration in Computer and Information Technology
The Computer and Information Technology major is designed for students who wish to work with all facets of an organization, from technology to people. The curriculum blends technology, software, programming, business theory and practice, while emphasizing the application of computers and technology in the business organization. - Associate of Business Administration in Healthcare AdministrationAssociate of Business Administration in Healthcare Administration
The Healthcare concentration prepares students for administrative and supervisory positions in the healthcare field. The areas of study provide students with an overall understanding of management issues in the healthcare industry. - Associate of Criminal Justice in Law EnforcementAssociate of Criminal Justice in Law Enforcement
The Law Enforcement major provides you with the necessary foundation for successful employment and practice. You will receive an innovative academic and practical education in the law, the behavioral sciences, and the political process. Through rigorous class preparation and learning experiences, law enforcement majors obtain the necessary inquiry, practice, and interpersonal skills that prepare them for law enforcement careers and continuous learning in their personal and professional lives.
*Students must have at least 45 college credits and a 2.0 GPA or higher to enroll; those currently possessing a bachelor degree may not enroll.
Accrediting Agencies
- Western Association of Schools and Colleges, Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities
- American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
- American Psychological Association, Committee on Accreditation