Associate of General Studies (AGS)

Overview

The Associate of General Studies degree is a two-year program covering broad interdisciplinary college courses, numbered 100 and above. AGS degrees are tailored to a student's needs and interests. Note that students planning to transfer to a Bachelor's degree program within the state should complete the AAOT degree, which allows students to transfer into junior standing at Oregon's public four-year universities. AGS degrees do not fulfill the same requirements as the AAOT.

 

Program Requirements

Students complete a total of 72 Elective credits with a grade of C or better, as well as 18 credits of General Education requirements in Writing, Mathematics, Arts and Letters, and/or Social Science.

Arts and Letters / Social Science

Complete at least six credits from Arts & Letters and/or Social Science.

Writing

Complete two courses of WR 121Z and either WR 122Z, WR 227Z, or BA 214.

WR121Z	Composition I	4
	And
WR122Z	Composition II	4
	Or
WR227Z	Technical Writing	4
	Or
BA214	Business Communication	4

Mathematics

Complete one course from the following list:

MTH105Z	Math in Society	4
MTH111Z	Precalculus I: Functions	4
MTH112Z	Precalculus II: Trigonometry	4
MTH116	Pre-Calculus	4