Transfer students may have proportionately fewer WI hours required, dependent on the number of overall SWT hours they must take to earn a degree. In no case will this be less than 9 hours. Most students will find that courses taken for other requirements fill the WI requirement also. Capstone Courses designated as Capstone link knowledge acquired in both the major and General Studies courses. Such advanced courses, normally taken late in a student's academic career, are a part of requirements for completion of many, but not all, majors.
Departmental advisers have lists of approved courses.
Undeclared Students and Advising Students who have not yet decided on an academic major, or who are in the process of changing majors, may temporarily have undeclared status in the College of General Studies. The College provides academic advising for these students and others who have questions about their academic plans and careers. Contact the office in room 102 of the Psychology building for advising appointments. Those seeking more specific evaluation of courses for fulfillment of General Studies requirements may contact the College of General Studies to coordinate that process with the academic departments involved. Students should be prepared to provide documentation such as catalog descriptions, course syllabi and textbook information to facilitate verification of course content.