Dual Enrollment Pathways
What is General Education?
General Education 2026-2027 Catalog Requirements
General Education is shared by all degree-seeking students and is the foundation of students’ academic experience. Gen Ed credits (27) account for 45% of the Associate’s and 23% of the Bachelor’s degree. General Education provides broad exposure to diverse disciplines and is the foundation for developing intellectual tools, responsibility to self and others, and preparing students for academic, civic and professional success.
While pursuing a degree, every Weber State student is expected to complete General Education courses with a passing grade in the following core and breadth areas. To explore degree requirements and courses in each core and breadth area, check out the 2026-2027 catalog page.
Core Requirements (12 credits)
- Composition (EN1 & EN2, minimum 6 credits)
- American Institutions (AI, minimum 3 credits)
- Quantitative Literacy (QL, minimum 3 credits)
- Note: Different majors/programs require different courses to fulfill their QL requirements. Students need to meet with their academic advisor early and often to learn which QL course is required and to start their math pathway.
- Cultural Competence (CC, double dips with other approved Core and Breadth courses)
Breadth Requirements (15 credits)
- Humanities (HU, minimum 3 credits)
- Creative Arts (CA, minimum 3 credits)
- Social Science (SS, minimum 3 credits)
- Life Sciences (LS, minimum 3 credits)
- Physical Sciences (PS, minimum 3 credits)
Certificate and Degree Pathways
Select a Certificate or Associate Degree Pathway below to view the class requirements to earn that credential. Course availability varies by high school and year. Check with your Dual Enrollment advisor for the most up to date offerings at your high school.
If a pathway below is unavailable at your high school, explore the Early College program opportunity to access more WSU courses.