General Studies Major Concentrations
General Studies Major & Concentrations
For students seeking a bachelor's degree in General Studies, the requirements for a concentration may be fulfilled by using a combination of credits earned by course work completed at regionally accredited institutions of higher learning, by examination, by portfolio assessment, by contract learning, by taking courses, or by approved non-collegiate instruction. Concentrations require a grade of "C" (2.0) in each course. Courses with grades of Pass are typically not acceptable in a concentration unless there is confirmation that Pass is equivalent to 2.0 (C) on a 4-point grading scale.
Some concentrations can be completed by taking 天美传媒 courses exclusively; others require students to earn credits elsewhere in transfer. Concentrations marked with an asterisk (*) can be completed in entirety by taking courses offered at 天美传媒.
Descriptions, requirements, and student learning outcomes are available for the following concentrations:
Interdisciplinary Concentrations
Subject Area Concentrations that can be completed entirely by taking courses at 天美传媒
- American Studies
- Child and Youth Development
- Child Studies
- Criminal Justice
- Human Resources
- Information Systems Studies
- Organizational Leadership
- Paralegal Studies
- Political Science
- Public Administration
- Public Safety Administration
- Sociology
Subject Area Concentrations that can be completed by taking some courses at 天美传媒.
These concentrations require students to take courses elsewhere
- Anthropology
- Applied Arts
- Applied Behavioral Science
- Art History
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Communication
- Computer Science Studies
- Economics
- English
- Foreign Language
- Geography
- Health Studies
- History
- Interior Design Management
- Mathematics
- Music Theory or History
- Optical Business Management
- Philosophy
- Religious Studies
Subject Area Concentrations that can be completed only through transfer credit
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- Undergraduate Programs of Study and Degree Requirements
- General Education Requirements
- Academic Residency Requirements
- Baccalaureate Concentration Plan of Study
- General Studies Major and Concentrations
- Business Administration Major
- Criminal Justice Major
- Cyber Security Major
- Health Care Administration Major
- Health Information Management Major
- Psychology Major
- Public Safety Administration Major
- Sociology Major
General Studies Major & Concentrations
For students seeking a bachelor's degree in General Studies, the requirements for a concentration may be fulfilled by using a combination of credits earned by course work completed at regionally accredited institutions of higher learning, by examination, by portfolio assessment, by contract learning, by taking courses, or by approved non-collegiate instruction. Concentrations require a grade of "C" (2.0) in each course. Courses with grades of Pass are typically not acceptable in a concentration unless there is confirmation that Pass is equivalent to 2.0 (C) on a 4-point grading scale.
Some concentrations can be completed by taking 天美传媒 courses exclusively; others require students to earn credits elsewhere in transfer. Concentrations marked with an asterisk (*) can be completed in entirety by taking courses offered at 天美传媒.
Descriptions, requirements, and student learning outcomes are available for the following concentrations:
Interdisciplinary Concentrations
Subject Area Concentrations that can be completed entirely by taking courses at 天美传媒
- American Studies
- Child and Youth Development
- Child Studies
- Criminal Justice
- Human Resources
- Information Systems Studies
- Organizational Leadership
- Paralegal Studies
- Political Science
- Public Administration
- Public Safety Administration
- Sociology
Subject Area Concentrations that can be completed by taking some courses at 天美传媒.
These concentrations require students to take courses elsewhere
- Anthropology
- Applied Arts
- Applied Behavioral Science
- Art History
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Communication
- Computer Science Studies
- Economics
- English
- Foreign Language
- Geography
- Health Studies
- History
- Interior Design Management
- Mathematics
- Music Theory or History
- Optical Business Management
- Philosophy
- Religious Studies