Curriculum
Students enroll in a single comprehensive program which may last two or three quarters. In a program you explore many aspects of a theme or topic through different but related academic subjects. Imagine, for instance, studying psychology, environmental studies, art and economics and how they interrelate. A central theme provides the context for taking your studies out of the classroom and into the world. You learn about a broad range of subjects and issues and become more skilled at critical thinking and communication.
Programs are taught by teams of faculty members — not just a single instructor. They plan labs, workshops, seminars and field trips to create an atmosphere of shared learning with groups of about 25 students per faculty.
Evergreen offers students the opportunity to customize their learning experiences with individual study and study abroad options, which require active participation in consultation with a faculty sponsor.
"At Evergreen, students discover the interconnectedness of knowledge." —Colleges That Change Lives
