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Diploma in American General Education (DAGE)
Program Summary
This program is to provide the general education study for all the students who are interested in start their higher education journey with more solid education background and knowledge. Arts.
Entry Requirements
Academic Requirements:
Scored C6 or above in any three GCE O level subjects, or
Completed Year 2 of High School or
Equivalent or above
Minimum age: 17
English Requirements:
Scored C6 or above in GCE O Level English or
TOEFL IBT 61 or IELTS 5.0 or
Its Equivalent
Total Course Duration/Instruction Hours
Full Time: 12 Months/360 hours, 5 sessions per week x 3 hours
Part Time: 18 Months/360 hours, 4 sessions per week x 2 hours
Mode of Delivery, Class Size and Intake
Delivery: Lectures and Tutorials (Face to face)
Class Size: Minimum Six (6) – Maximum Forty (40)
Intake: Mar, May, Jul, Sep and Nov of each year *Note: The course intake months might be adjusted.
Course Fees
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- Please follow your signed student contract to make the relevant payment.
Course Synopses and Module Syllabus
(Please take note that the latest Synopses and Syllabus are being revised at the moment. We apologize for any inconvenience!)
1. (SEN021) Academic English Skills level 1
2. (SEN022) Academic English Skills level 2
3. (SEN023) Academic English Skills level 3
4. Introduction to Literary Studies
5. Introduction to Business
6. Introduction to Economics
7. Economics – Macro
8. Economics – Micro
9. Introductory Psychology
10. Introduction to Sociology
11. Music Literature and Appreciation
12. World Music
13. Introduction to Human Biology
14. Introductory Accounting
15. Managerial Accounting
16. Personal Finance
17. Elementary Statistics
18. Pre-Calculus Mathematics
19. Introduction to College Algebra
20. Business and Professional Communication
21. Global Business Society
Graduation Requirement
Pass minimum 8 modules (non-SEN)
Assessment Methods
- Assignment (Homework, Quizzes, Group work & etc)
- Mid-Term Examination
- Final Examination
Lecturers
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If you need any extra information about this course, please click here to write to ACE course consultants.
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