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Nov 21, 2024
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Undergraduate Catalog 2022-2023 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
General Studies, B.G.S.
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The Bachelor of General Studies provides students with the creative and critical thinking skills to meet their professional and personal goals. With the General Education Program as a foundation in the liberal arts and sciences, students completing a Bachelor of General Studies will develop an individualized degree that focuses on their interests and prepares them to:
- Demonstrate their achievement of the goals of the general education program.
- Demonstrate skills gained throughout an individualized course of study that will support their career aspirations.
- Utilize multiple disciplines to analyze topics of social importance.
- Integrate reliable information and scholarship into effective arguments.
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General Education Requirements (42-44 sem. hrs)
For a complete list of general education courses click here . For additional information on general education goals and outcomes click here .
General Education Core (27-29 sem. hrs)
Select one course from each of the nine General Education Goals. For the Reasoning in the Natural Sciences, you can either complete BIOL 105/CHEM 105/ENVS 105 or a lecture-laboratory combination from the course list. A list of the general education core courses can be found here.
General Education Electives (9 sem. hrs)
Select three general education elective courses with different subject areas; each of these courses must fall under a different General Education Goal. A list of general education elective courses for each goal can be found here.
Ethics Course Requirement (3 sem. hrs)
Program Requirements (3 sem. hrs)
Electives (73-75 sem. hrs)
In consultation with your academic adviser, select 73-75 additional semester hours of courses, selected so that the student is prepared to meet professional and personal goals. Completion of one or more minor programs is recommended.
Total: 120 (sem. hrs)
The total reflects the minimum number of hours to obtain a bachelor’s degree. Some courses listed above may fulfill more than one requirement block. Please speak to your academic advisor to plan your specific degree path.
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