29063 FAQBrch - St. George's University
29063 FAQBrch - St. George's University
29063 FAQBrch - St. George's University
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ACADEMIC CHALLENGE<br />
What programs do you offer?<br />
The <strong>University</strong> currently offers programs in Business Administration or<br />
Accounting, Life Sciences, Medical Sciences, Liberal <strong>St</strong>udies, and Management<br />
Information Systems. <strong>St</strong>. George’s <strong>University</strong> and T.A. Marryshow Community<br />
College entered into an affiliation agreement in 2001 whereby all first and<br />
second year courses of the Business, Life Sciences, Premedicine and<br />
Preveterinary Medicine programs are taught and administered both at<br />
<strong>St</strong>. George’s <strong>University</strong> and T.A. Marryshow. The remaining year(s) required<br />
for completion of these programs will take place at <strong>St</strong>. George’s <strong>University</strong>.<br />
We are currently researching the feasibility of programs in nursing,<br />
information technology, resort management and sports management.<br />
How long are the degree programs?<br />
Degrees offered are modeled after the US system. The programs are four<br />
academic years in length; students must complete a minimum of 120 credits<br />
to obtain a bachelor’s degree. Each academic year has two terms, and an<br />
average student carries five courses per term. Most courses are three credits,<br />
allowing the average student to obtain 15 credits a term, 30 credits a year<br />
and 120 credits over four years.<br />
ADMISSIONS CHALLENGE<br />
What are your admission requirements?<br />
A student must have 5 CXC or Ordinary Level passes or the equivalent of<br />
a high school or secondary school diploma. The student should be proficient<br />
in English, and certain majors may require a math background. We look<br />
for mature students who have the desire to further their education.<br />
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