American Intercontinental University
March 16th, 2009 |
Earn an Online College Degree at an Online University
You don’t have to give up your life to earn a degree.
American Intercontinental University makes it possible to fit education into your schedule, and nurtures your achievement with incredible support.
From your first visit, through graduation and beyond, your instructors and a team of advisors will provide the guidance you need. And whether you attend class online or on campus, you will enjoy one of the most interactive, intuitive learning experiences available.
If the time is right to move toward the future you envision, it’s time for AIU – the university that supports you every step of the way.
History & Mission
AIU Online is the web-based virtual campus of American InterContinental University, an international university with residential campuses located in Atlanta, Georgia; Los Angeles, California; South Florida; Houston, Texas; and London, England.
American InterContinental University’s mission is to provide busy professionals with an opportunity to continue their educations and advance their careers without disrupting their current lifestyles and schedules.
We are dedicated to accomplishing this goal by making a quality online education available to anyone with a passion for learning or a motivation to make their career aspirations come true.
The AIU Online degree programs allow students the freedom to study online any time to achieve their Associate’s, Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees in an ever-expanding range of degree programs. With our Fourth Dimension Learning™, rich multimedia course delivery and dedicated instructors, we have become one of the fastest growing online universities in North America.
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I know that a Masters gives the opportunity to teach, but I’m not sure what would be open to me. A friend told me a Masters in English can definitely allow you to teach at a college level, but I found reason to believe that only community colleges will want someone with a Masters, as opposed to a Doctoral degree. If I wanted to become a professor at a university, should I get a Masters or just go all out and get a Doctoral degree.