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The Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) program is
a junior-senior year university degree program administered by the Division
of Extended and Continuing Education. Further information can be obtained by contacting either of the two Continuing Education Counselors at the Torrington Campus, Ken Fuchsman or Kathy Palmieri, at (860) 626-6801. costs | financial aid | library | non-degree studies scholarships and awards | course schedule | student affairs | students with disabilities |
Applicants to the program must have
earned an associate's degree or completed at least the first two years
of college course work (60 credits) at a regionally accredited institution.
In addition, applicants must complete special application procedures that
include an individual interview and a written statement of educational
objective. BGS students do not have traditional majors; they instead concentrate
in two or three academic areas selected on the basis of their own individual
interests.