OSU Extended Campus

Oregon State University Extended Campus

B.A./B.S. Liberal Studies - Curriculum

Jeff HaleDetailed Curriculum Guide

Please use the file below as an overview of Liberal Studies coursework. After you are admitted, your academic advisor will work with you to construct a detailed plan for the completion of your degree using a similar guide. You will get your official advising guide from your advisor.

Detailed Curriculum Guide for Prospective Students: PDF-recommended, Rich Text.

For information on Ecampus courses, see our online Schedule of Classes.

Program Curriculum

1. Baccalaureate Core [48 credits]
2. Liberal Arts Core [30+ credits]
3. Liberal Studies Major [45+ credits]
4. Electives [varies]

Total: at least 180 credits, including at least 60 upper division

Important Notes

  • No course may be used to meet a requirement in another curricular area. For example, classes from your major department may not also be used for the Baccalaureate Core. Courses taken as part of your minor are the only exception; they can be counted toward your minor and toward either Baccalaureate Core or Liberal Arts Core requirements. However, courses for your minor may not be counted toward your major.
  • To meet the OSU residency requirement, 45 of your last 75 credits must be OSU courses.
  • A maximum of 124 credits that can be transferred to OSU from another institution.
  • 60 credits must be upper division (300-400 level credits). This includes upper division courses in your major, Baccalaureate Core, Liberal Arts Core, etc.

Remember...

For complete course descriptions and course availability see our Schedule of Classes. Please note that the OSU Online Catalog is the primary source of information for program requirements and course numbers.

If you have questions please contact us.

Student Services Center
Phone: 541-737-9204
Toll Free: 800-667-1465
Email: ecampus@oregonstate.edu








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