Individualized Studies

Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
Associate of Science (A.S.)
Individualized Studies

The Individualized Studies degree offers a unique educational pathway tailored to your diverse needs and aspirations. This program is built with customization, allowing you to craft a curriculum that aligns precisely with your academic interests and career goals. Unlock your full potential on a path that is built for you.

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Individualized Studies, A.A.S.

The Associate of Applied Science degree is for students with clear career goals. It offers an opportunity to develop specific skills and earn a degree in career fields not covered by existing programs at Minnesota West. To enroll in the program, you must submit a written degree plan. The plan must show how the credits can transfer to at least one four-year accredited institution.

Length

  • 2 Years for Full-Time Students
  • 60 Credits

Cost

  • Typically $3,246 per Semester

Course List

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Individualized Studies, A.S.

The Associate of Science degree is for students with clear career goals. It offers an opportunity to develop specific skills and earn a degree in career fields not covered by existing programs at Minnesota West. To enroll in the program, you must submit a written degree plan. The plan must show how the credits can transfer to at least one four-year accredited institution.

Length

  • 2 Years for Full-Time Students
  • 60 Credits

Cost

  • Typically $3,246 per Semester

Course List

Career Opportunities

Dentists diagnose and treat problems with patients' teeth, gums, and related parts of the mouth. They provide preventive care, perform surgeries, and educate patients on oral health.

Engineers design, develop, and maintain various systems, structures, and processes to meet specific requirements. They apply mathematical and scientific principles to innovate, solve problems, and improve existing technologies.

Occupational therapists help individuals of all ages with physical, developmental, or emotional challenges to participate in meaningful activities or occupations. They assess clients' needs, develop personalized treatment plans, and provide interventions to improve their ability to perform daily tasks and enhance their quality of life.

Pharmacists dispense prescription medications, provide expert advice on the safe and effective use of medications, and offer healthcare services to patients. They collaborate with healthcare professionals to ensure optimal medication therapy outcomes and provide guidance on over-the-counter medications and general health concerns.

Physical therapists diagnose and treat mobility issues and injuries, designing customized plans to help patients regain movement and reduce pain. They also educate patients on preventing future injuries and promote long-term wellness.

Veterinarians diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries in animals, providing medical care ranging from routine check-ups to surgical procedures. They also offer preventive care, such as vaccinations, and educate pet owners on proper animal health and welfare.

Dr. Andrew Bents
Excelling in challenging courses paved the way for a seamless transfer to the U of M. Starting at Minnesota West was a wise decision that significantly reduced my final student debt load.
Dr. Andrew Bents
Swine Technical Veterinarian | A.A. & A.S. Degrees
Dr. Andrew Bents
Attending Minnesota West gave Dr. Bents an opportunity for personalized attention and smaller class sizes.

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