Yes, General Studies 199 counts towards your graduation requirements and the number of credits you may need for financial aid. For questions regarding satisfactory progress and receiving aid, learn more on the Undergraduate SAP Policy website.
New Student & Transfer ProgramsFIGsFIG FAQDoes General Studies 199 count towards graduation requirements and financial aid? 
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