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The General Studies degree provides students with the
opportunity to design a program in broad interdisciplinary
areas. Students may select one of two options. One option
provides an emphasis in an Applied Science program. The
second option is to create a liberal arts cluster which
may facilitate transfer to a baccalaureate degree program
at a four-year institution. The general studies degree
normally requires two years of study.
Option A General Studies with an emphasis
in an Applied Science program.
Complete two-thirds or 67 percent of the technical course
credits in a specific Applied Science program to include
the required core courses for all areas of emphasis.
Technical option credits may be applied to the 67 percent
minimum, but they cannot exceed the number specified in
the program. Refer to the core requirements here: AGS
Degree Information [152KB, .pdf]
Option B General Studies with an area of concentration.
Complete 36 credits or more from a cluster of related courses the student and
his/her adviser identify. They should identify the cluster courses as soon as
possible after enrollment, but no later than the term prior to the term in which
he/she plans to graduate.
Program
information is from our 2006-2007
Catalog. |