College of Arts & Sciences
General Studies
With a general studies degree, the choice is yours. This program offers a unique opportunity to customize your education, allowing students to choose from three specializations in preparation for a variety of impactful careers in science and mathematics.
General Studies Major Overview
The general studies degree is designed for students interested in interdisciplinary majors in biological sciences, physical sciences, or mathematics. The program can also be used in preparation for professional programs in the health sciences, including medical school.
- Engage in hands-on learning through experiments and projects.
- Learn from faculty that are experts in the field.
- Showcase your research in the Undergraduate Research Symposium
Check out Areas of Study
To earn a degree in general studies, you must complete the major requirements. Consult with your academic advisor regarding major requirements and admission.
Explore Our Current Courses
The general studies program can be organized according to two general plans:
Plan A: Complete 24 credits in a primary concentration and 15 credits in a secondary concentration.
Plan B: Complete a minimum of nine credits in three or more academic areas in the sciences.
View the class schedule to learn more about what courses are currently being offered!
Unique General Studies Opportunities
Research
Participating in undergraduate research can help students dig deeper into their studies to solve complex problems. Collaborate with faculty and industry partners in state-of-the-art laboratories while building skills for your career.
Concentrations
- Biological Sciences
- Physical Sciences
- Mathematics
Contact the College of Arts & Sciences Office
Elly SweetAssociate Professor (Career Track), School of Biological SciencesEast 134elly.sweet@wsu.edu
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