WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
General Science
Bachelor's · Taught in en
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- Customize your academic path by selecting from a wide range of disciplines.Customizable Curriculum
- Engage in undergraduate research opportunities under the guidance of experienced faculty.Undergraduate Research
- Access various campus laboratories and specialized facilities.State-of-the-Art Facilities
- Utilize the Owen Science and Engineering Library, the largest of its kind in the Pacific Northwest.Extensive Library Resources
- Live and study with peers in a dedicated math, science, and engineering residence hall, offering tutoring and computer lab access.Themed Residence Hall
Washington State University's General Science program offers a unique and flexible Bachelor's degree designed to let you curate a curriculum that aligns with your specific academic interests and career aspirations within the sciences. You can choose to focus on areas such as biological sciences, mathematical sciences, or physical sciences, or create a personalized blend of disciplines. This program is available at both the Pullman and Tri-Cities campuses.
Careers
A General Science degree from WSU can prepare you for a wide range of careers. The flexibility of the program allows you to tailor your education towards specific industries and roles.
- Pharmacology
- Nutrition and Dietetics
- Human and Animal Health
- Fisheries and Wildlife Ecology
- Ecological Restoration
- Forensics and Pathology
- Teaching and Research
- Science Writing and Journalism
Entry requirements
Previous College CreditsIf you have earned college credit after high school, you are considered a transfer student. WSU accepts credits from various sources including Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), CLEP exams, and associate degrees.
Admission to WSU and admission to the General Science major are separate processes. Specific prerequisites for the major should be confirmed with the academic department.
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Please refer to Washington State University's official admissions and financial aid pages for the most current tuition and cost of living information.
How to apply
1. Express InterestYou can request more information about the General Science program via the 'Request Information' form on the program page.
2. Complete the ApplicationSubmit your application through the WSU admissions portal. International students will need to follow specific application procedures for international applicants.
3. Transfer CreditsIf you are a transfer student, use the 'Transfer Course Search Tool' to understand how your previous coursework can apply to the General Science degree. Contact the department for specific transfer guidance.
4. Apply for Aid and ScholarshipsComplete the FAFSA (for US citizens/eligible non-citizens) or WASFA (for Washington State residents) and the General Scholarship Application to explore financial aid and scholarship opportunities.
Scholarships
General Scholarship ApplicationVaries