The Bachelor of Arts in General Studies with a Self-Designed Concentration at Trine University offers a flexible and personalized educational path. This program allows students to design a curriculum that aligns with their specific academic and career goals by choosing courses from multiple disciplines. Students will engage in a well-rounded educational experience, building skills and knowledge applicable to a wide range of professions. Program Highlights: Credit Hours: 120 credit hours required for graduation. General Education Requirements: 42 credit hours, including writing, communication, social sciences, humanities, mathematics, and science. Self-Designed Concentration: 48 credit hours, including 15-30 credit hours from two or more academic departments, and a 3-credit hour Senior Capstone Project (GS 4003). Electives: 30 credit hours of electives. Additional Requirements: 1 credit hour for UE 101 (University Experience). Program Objectives: Develop a personalized education tailored to your career aspirations. Prepare for law school with a foundational understanding of legal studies. Integrate knowledge from various disciplines to provide a broad academic perspective. Gain practical experience through internships and real-world application. Cultivate ethical, leadership, and communication skills for professional success. Program Prerequisites: High School Diploma or Equivalent – Students must have completed secondary education or hold an equivalent certification. English Proficiency – Minimum TOEFL or IELTS scores may be required for non-native English speakers. Transfer Credit – Students transferring from other institutions may be required to provide official transcripts for evaluation of transfer credits. Minimum GPA – A minimum GPA (often around 2.0 or higher) may be required for entry into the program, depending on the applicant’s background. This program is ideal for students seeking an interdisciplinary approach to higher education and those who wish to develop a unique skill set applicable to diverse professional fields.