General Studies
Why General Studies?
General Studies is a non-specialist degree program designed for students with varied interests. Students in the General Studies program enjoy greater flexibility and breadth in subject matter than is provided by traditional degree programs. Graduates with a General Studies degree have found careers in management, social services, entertainment, and many other fields.
Advising
Virgina Barnett (advisor)
(208) 282-3119
barnvirg@isu.edu
This degree requires completion of the following:
General Education requirements- 37 credits
General Education Requirements
- Upper division credits in the Arts and Humanities and/or Social and Behavioral Sciences in the College of Arts & Letters- 20 credits
- Upper division credits from programs in the College of Arts & Letters, College of Business, College of Education, College of Science and Engineering, or Division of Health Sciences- 20 credits
Electives from across the university- 43 credits
This degree requires completion of the following:
General Education requirements- 37 credits
General Education Requirements
- Additional lower division credits in the Arts and Humanities in the College of Arts & Letters- 3 credits
- Additional lower division credits in the Social and Behavioral Sciences in the College of Arts & Letters- 3 credits
- Additional lower division credits from programs in the College of Arts & Letters, College of Business, College of Education, College of Science and Engineering, or Division of Health Sciences- 6 credits
(Note: Credits from the College of Technology will not count toward the requirements above, nor will ACAD, PEAC, or DAAC credits)
Electives from across the university- 11 credits
