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Center for Excellence in Academic AdvisingFlexibility in General Education Penn State wants students to use General Education to experiment and explore, to take academic risks, to discover things they did not know before, and to learn to do things they have not done before. To that end, the General Education program extends the concept of flexibility to all aspects of the degree program. From Flexibility of the Baccalaureate Degree General Education Requirements in the Baccalaureate Degree General Education Program section of the University Bulletin The charts listed below show (1) where required courses in each major can also meet specific General Education requirements and (2) areas in which students can select any courses from the list of approved General Education courses to meet those requirements. These charts use abbreviations for colleges, majors, and General Education areas that the user should already be familiar with. You can also view multiple colleges at once to compare several different majors. |
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