If you are an adult who is thinking about returning to school, you may find that a general studies degree fits your needs. The associate and bachelor's degrees in general studies feature a variety of learning options including on-campus courses, off-campus courses at community locations, online and correspondence study, credit-by-examination, proficiency examinations, transfer credit, and credit for internships. In addition, some students may receive credit for college-level learning gained through life and professional experience or for military service.

Special Opportunities

In addition to a variety of opportunities to receive credit for previous academic work and life experience, general studies degrees allow you a great deal of flexibility in designing a curriculum according to your interests. You will also receive academic counseling and services especially for returning students.

Careers

Graduates with general studies degrees are employed in many fields, including business, education, public administration, sales, and social service. Twenty-five percent have earned graduate degrees in such fields as business administration, counseling, education, law, medicine, ministry, and social work.

Degree Programs

Associate of General Studies
Bachelor of General Studies

Learn about certificate programs to enhance your education.

General Studies degree requirements
General Studies courses

For more information, contact:
School of Continuing Studies
Administration Buidling 233
(574) 520-4260