AA/AS in Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities

The Interdisciplinary Studies degree suits students who want broad grounding in arts and sciences plus a chosen area of emphasis. It lets them explore several disciplines before settling on a direction. Outcomes include applying scientific ideas to physical processes and communicating effectively in written and oral forms. The associate degree combines the major courses with general education and electives to reach the 60-unit total the college requires. It can serve as a stopping point for entering work or as a base for continued study, and the college publishes a separate general requirements page for the full pattern. Major courses call for at least a C. Students should confirm the full course list in the college catalog and speak with a counselor about sequencing. Advisors at the college are available to answer questions about planning and next steps.