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Where do you want to be in five years? University Center can help get you there. It’s easy to finish or start a degree in Sioux Falls; check out our state university's full/hybrid degree and/or certificate programs with flexible class schedules below! Want more information? Send us a request for more information and take the next step toward starting or finishing your college degree!

6 Programs Found

Title	Type	University	Field
Associate of General Studies	Associate	USD	General Studies
A.A. General Studies program advances participants’ general knowledge beyond high school and meets general education requirements for a baccalaureate degree in any South Dakota public university. Click here for more detailed program information
Bachelor of General Studies	Bachelor	USD	General Studies
The Bachelor of General Studies degree is intended to accommodate students with a variety of career goals. It is an important option for students who have accumulated significant college credit and who want to complete a baccalaureate degree. But, it is also a viable choice for students who are interested in building their own degree program, to coincide with their career plans and interests. Students are required to complete general education requirements plus 45 credits in three areas of emphasis (15 credits in each area) selected by the student: allied health, business, education, fine arts, humanities, social sciences, wellness, technology and other STEM disciplines (science, engineering, math). Specific coursework in the three areas of emphasis is selected by the student; additional credits for graduation can be selected from any discipline. Click here for more detailed program information
Bachelor of General Studies	Bachelor	DSU	General Studies
The Bachelor of General Studies degree is intended to accommodate students with a variety of career goals. It is an important option for students who have accumulated significant college credit and who want to complete a baccalaureate degree. But, it is also a viable choice for students who are interested in building their own degree program, to coincide with their career plans and interests. Students are required to complete general education requirements plus 45 credits in three areas of emphasis (15 credits in each area) selected by the student: allied health, business, education, fine arts, humanities, social sciences, wellness, technology and other STEM disciplines (science, engineering, math). Specific coursework in the three areas of emphasis is selected by the student; additional credits for graduation can be selected from any discipline. Click here for more detailed program information
Bachelor of General Studies	Bachelor	NSU	General Studies
The Bachelor of General Studies degree is intended to accommodate students with a variety of career goals. It is an important option for students who have accumulated significant college credit and who want to complete a baccalaureate degree. But, it is also a viable choice for students who are interested in building their own degree program, to coincide with their career plans and interests. Students are required to complete general education requirements plus 45 credits in three areas of emphasis (15 credits in each area) selected by the student: allied health, business, education, fine arts, humanities, social sciences, wellness, technology and other STEM disciplines (science, engineering, math). Specific coursework in the three areas of emphasis is selected by the student; additional credits for graduation can be selected from any discipline.
Bachelor of General Studies	Bachelor	BHSU	General Studies
The Bachelor of General Studies degree is intended to accommodate students with a variety of career goals. It is an important option for students who have accumulated significant college credit and who want to complete a baccalaureate degree. But, it is also a viable choice for students who are interested in building their own degree program, to coincide with their career plans and interests. Students are required to complete general education requirements plus 45 credits in three areas of emphasis (15 credits in each area) selected by the student: allied health, business, education, fine arts, humanities, social sciences, wellness, technology and other STEM disciplines (science, engineering, math). Specific coursework in the three areas of emphasis is selected by the student; additional credits for graduation can be selected from any discipline.
Bachelor of General Studies	Bachelor	SDSU	General Studies
The Bachelor of General Studies degree is intended to accommodate students with a variety of career goals. It is an important option for students who have accumulated significant college credit and who want to complete a baccalaureate degree. But, it is also a viable choice for students who are interested in building their own degree program, to coincide with their career plans and interests. Students are required to complete general education requirements plus 45 credits in three areas of emphasis (15 credits in each area) selected by the student: allied health, business, education, fine arts, humanities, social sciences, wellness, technology and other STEM disciplines (science, engineering, math). Specific coursework in the three areas of emphasis is selected by the student; additional credits for graduation can be selected from any discipline. Click here for more detailed program information

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Posted: September 15, 2016

Nearly 20% of all ballots cast in South Dakota are done by Absentee voting. Any registered South Dakota voter can vote an absentee ballot by mail or in-person. Let’s increase the number of 18-30 year-old students who go out and vote!

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Fall 2016 Last Day to Withdraw (NO REFUND) or Drop A Class

11/4/2016 is the last day that a student can withdraw (NO PARTIAL or FULL REFUND) completely from all classes and/or drop a single class. In order to withdraw, a student must drop all the full semester (16 week) courses for which they are registered.

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