Digital Information Design & Society

Why Digital Information Design & Society at The American Women's College? 

Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies 

With a major in Digital Information Design & Society, you will have the unique opportunity to combine art and science by studying human issues and topics using digital technologies. The major combines traditional liberal arts skills in critical thinking, analysis, communication, and research with a wide array of technical knowledge. You will be equipped with transferable hard and soft skills that employers need in the workplace.

You will engage with innovative technologies - including coding and programming, data science, text mining, web development, modeling, mapping, and design. You will then be able to transfer these valuable hard skills to the competitive job market.

This degree will prepare you for the future workplace by learning how to work in virtual spaces, tell powerful digital stories, and gain experience in project management using digital assets and creative problem solving. 

• Official high school transcripts translated into English
• One of the following: SAT, ACT, TOEFL, or IELTS scores (if the language of instruction in your high school or college was in English this can be waived)
• Two letters of recommendation from your teacher, school counselor, or principal 
• One to three page typed essay in English addressing what you hope to gain from your college experience as well as what you will contribute to the Bay Path University community
• Photocopy of a valid passport
• Bank statement showing sufficient funds to cover one full year of study at Bay Path University 

Bay Path University enjoys a rich tradition of international student enrollment. International students interested in enrolling in any of the associate or baccalaureate degree programs are required to submit the following requirements:

• Completed application
• Official high school transcripts translated into English
• One of the following: SAT, ACT, TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo scores (if the language of instruction in your high school or college was in English this can be waived)
• Two letters of recommendation from your teacher, school counselor, or principal
• One to three page typed essay in English addressing what you hope to gain from your college experience as well as what you will contribute to the Bay Path University community
• Photocopy of a valid passport
• Bank statement showing sufficient funds to cover one full year of study at Bay Path University