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Teaching and Degree Structure
Once you reach an English Language Level of TOEFL iBT 79, you will leave the ESL Transition Program and begin full time academic study at the University without language support. Higher Education in America: the best there is America has the finest university education system in the world. Of the world’s top twenty universities, 17 are to be found in the United States. You are investing in the best. A degree from Woodbury University will give you the qualification you need to be internationally successful.  Undergraduate Studies at Woodbury Woodbury University awards the following types of undergraduate degrees after 4 years of successful study: - Bachelor of Architecture (BArch)
- Bachelor of Arts (BA)
- Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
- Bachelor of Science (BS)
In your first year, as a Freshman, the focus is on introductory courses giving a solid grounding in a wide range of subjects. There is usually a required core curriculum which may include mathematics, science, English, history, logic and philosophy, but which also allows you to choose electives in subjects that interest you. This is also your chance to take introductory courses in what you hope will become your main discipline of study (known as your major). For example, you might take Economics as a Freshman if you wish to study a Business major. In your second year or Sophomore year, you will complete the core curriculum and advance in some subjects to the next tier. Those students who have decided on a major may begin taking prerequisite classes at this time. However, you are not required to formally declare a major until your junior year. In the third year, as a Junior, you will begin the advanced coursework for your major. In your fourth year which is your Senior year, you will take your last exams and complete your Bachelor’s degree.
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Woodbury Facts
- 1,400 undergraduates
- Co-educational Community
- 181 Faculty (32 full-time; 88% with terminal degree)
- 18:1 student/faculty ratio
- Average class size: 15
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