A maximum of 64 transfer semester hours from a community, junior, or two year college will be applied to a degree. Nature of Program - The Bachelor of Arts degree in Integrative Studies enables students to design individualized programs of study for their academic, personal, and professional pursuits. Integrative Studies emphasizes focused study in the liberal arts, the development of critical skills, and the capacity to synthesize problem-solving strategies for life in the 21st century. In this program, students will work closely with dedicated faculty who have scholarly training and teaching interests in the sciences, social sciences, mathematics, arts, and humanities. Students learn from one another's life experiences and from the professional expertise of their faculty.
Students can tailor their academic programs to meet their own career goals.
A capstone internship and field placement program prepares students to make the transition smoothly to post-baccalaureate employment in business, community, human services, cultural settings, and graduate school. The Department of Integrative Studies utilizes a dual-tiered advisement process. For information on admission and transfer, contact the General Advisor as listed below. For advising specific to the Integrative Studies degree program, contact IAS Faculty Advisor Appointments as listed below. Additional courses will be needed to meet degree requirements.