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Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) & Non-Degree Seeking Students

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The Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies is an individualized and interdisciplinary program for students who cannot find a major at Virginia Commonwealth University that meets their goals. Some students pursue the B.I.S. degree to increase their chances for advancement in their jobs; some realize that the degree will provide personal or professional satisfaction; and others want to design a program that will help them change careers. Students in this undergraduate degree program are able to design an individualized degree compatible with their academic, career or personal needs.

 

This nontraditional program is designed for students who wish to create an individualized curriculum not available in traditional majors. Interdisciplinary studies is intended for students who have clearly articulated goals that cannot be met by existing university programs. The student define a specific focus area that combines two or more areas of study. One way to accomplish this is to complete the requirements for two minors as designated in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

 

For more information, call (804) 827-8648

 


BIS Home | Admission | Curriculum Requirements | Transfer Policy and Credit Options | Scholarships | Non-Traditional Studies Alumni Association | Application and Curriculum Forms

Virginia Commonwealth University | University College

Hibbs Hall | 900 Park Avenue | P.O. Box 842002 | Richmond, Virginia 23284-2002

Phone: (804) 827-UNIV (8648) | Email: ucollege@vcu.edu

Last Revised: 29.10.2009

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