General Studies (A.S., A.A.)
School of Arts and Sciences

Regional Accreditation — The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association. Affordable Tuition — Full-time financial aid availability and reasonable costs. Faculty — Academic credentials and real-world experience. Cohort Program - complete the program major with the same group of peers from start to finish.

Why enroll in General Studies?
The general studies program at Mountain State University provides you with a firm foundation for your education with an associate of science or associate of arts curriculum. If you haven’t decided on a focus for your field of study, or you wish to study in a field outside the University’s established academic programs, then MSU’s general studies program is perfect for you.

Why choose MSU?
MSU’s general studies program is offered through traditional classroom study, as well as through distance learning, making it easy for working adults to begin their college education while working to support their families.

What can I study?
With general studies courses in English, arts and humanities, social science, computers, and math, as well as electives of your choice, you’ll earn a well-rounded education that can help you earn an increased salary and prepare you for future studies for an advanced degree.

Students who plan to enroll in a school of dentistry, medicine, or pharmacy should plan their curriculum with the assistance of a Patsy H. Haslam School of Health Sciences advisor.

There’s no need to wait until you decide on a major. Jump-start your education today with an associate’s degree in general studies from Mountain State University.

Please see our catalog for degree and program requirements.