Whether you're just starting your collegiate experience, or returning to the classroom after a long absence, the WGU Associate of Arts degree helps you design your future, your way. Algebra, Geometry, Statistics, Problem Solving, Communications, Technology Language and Communications Skills . Reading, Writing, Analysis, Presentation Skills, Interpersonal Communication, Basic Information Retrieval Collegiate Reasoning Skills . Problem Solving, Planning, Information Gathering, Information Analysis, Interpretation of Data, Assumptions and Values General Education Distribution . Fine Arts, Natural Science, Physical Science, History, Humanities, Social Science View detailed information about these areas of study.
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When possible, WGU will try to arrange for assessments at either a nearby college or university or a Sylvan Testing Center. These locations may or may not be in geographic proximity to students. When suitable assessment sites are not nearby, students will be responsible for traveling to an available site.