General Studies FactsBy Ronald Jenkins

Students pursuing a degree in general studies are often looking to expand their knowledge of subjects in humanities and liberal arts.

They are usually required to choose a specific concentration around which they can form most of their studies to advance their knowledge necessary to succeed with whatever career goals they set. Here are a couple of concentrations students usually study.

Education

Economics

Computer Science

Most general studies degree programs are similar to a glorified high school education. Students take various history, literature, foreign language courses and more to expand their knowledge of the humanities and liberal arts. The main degree is often either a Bachelor of General Studies or a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies–these terms are interchangeable, with the requirements being nearly the same.

Careers in General Studies

Administrative Assistant

Assistant Bank Branch Manager

Careers in General Studies

Store ManagerSoftware Consultant