Degrees Programs
Majors offered through the College of General Studies
- Administration of Justice (BA)
- Dental Hygiene (BS)
- Health Services (BA)
- Health Services (BS)
- Humanities (BA)
- Legal Studies (BA)
- Liberal Studies (BA)
- Media and Professional Communications (BA)
- Natural Sciences (BS)
- Public Service (BA)
- Social Sciences (BA)
The College of General Studies also offers a self designed major, either a BA or BS, for students who want to design a major more suited for their intended career.
In addition to these bachelor degree programs, the College of General Studies also offers post-baccalaureate certificates with a number of other units including the College of Business Administration, the University Center for Social and Urban Research, and the Center for National Preparedness.
The College of General Studies offers about 65 courses across its disciplines through PittOnline web based instruction and also has satellite campuses in Butler County, Mt. Lebanon, and Monroeville.
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