General Education
General Education is at the heart of the undergraduate academic experience at Longwood University, preparing students for a lifetime of opportunities and challenges both personal and professional.
The General Education program at Longwood consists of 14 goals that provide students the opportunity to explore a broad range of academic disciplines. In pursuing and accomplishing these goals, students will develop the range of skills necessary to engaging in active citizenship, achieving professional success, and leading an examined life.
Advising Checklists
- Advising Check List 2017-2018
- Advising Check List 2016-2017
- Advising Check List 2015-2016
- Advising Check List 2014-2015
- Advising Check List 2013-2014
- Advising Check List 2012-2013
- Advising Check List 2011-2012
- Advising Check List 2010-2011
**As part of the implementation of the new Core Curriculum, some General Education classes have been revised. Some General Education courses have new numbers as a result (e.g., ENGL 150 is now ENGL 165). Click the following link to see an updated list of General Education courses.
Updated General Education Course List_March 2018