If you attend Whitworth in the Evening, you're an adult student. You bring a great deal of experience and prior learning into the classroom. We build our classes so that you can learn together with and from other adults just like you. In addition, you get to glean from the expertise and practical knowledge that each instructor brings into the classroom. It's the best of both worlds: higher education and professional expertise.

• Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Management
• Bachelor of Liberal Studies
• Bachelor of Liberal Studies "Upside-Down" Degree (for community-college A.A.S. degree holders)
• Evening Teacher-Certification Program

Degree Requirements
For all majors, students are required to meet all Whitworth University graduation requirements, including general education requirements; 36 semester credits of upper division (300-400) coursework; a 2.0 average in all Whitworth courses and all courses in the declared major; and a total of 126 semester credits.

General Education Requirements

Biblical Literature
Oral Communication
Fine Arts
Social Sciences
Humanities
Worldview Studies
Fitness and Wellness
Written Communication
Modern Foreign Languages
American Diversity Studies
Global Perspectives
Math or Statistics
Natural Sciences

*For evening students only, the modern-language requirement may be met in the following ways: a three-credit conversational language course specifically designed for Whitworth evening students; a full year (eight semester credits or 15 quarter credits) of a modern language at Whitworth or another university.

How Credits Transfer

• Transfer of Washington state community college A.A. degree:
  Students with Washington state community college A.A. degrees will transfer in with 60-64 semester credits and will be granted junior standing and a waiver of all general education requirements with the following exceptions: Core course(s), biblical literature and foreign language (unless satisfied with appropriate high-school record).
  
  
• Transfer of Washington state community college A.A.S. degree. See Bachelor of Liberal Studies "Upside-Down" Degree.
  
  
• Transfer credits from any community college outside the state of Washington, or from a four-year college or university, are evaluated on a course-by-course basis. A maximum of 64 semester credits may be transferred from a two-year college. Courses in which the student received a grade less than "C-," vocational-technical courses, non-college-level courses and incomplete courses are not transferable. Credit from Bible schools and non-accredited colleges is evaluated on a course-by-course basis.
  
  
• Additional Transfer Credit Information