Individual Study at Evergreen

Individual Study at Evergreen is Designed for Students Who

• are prepared to study at an advanced level,
• have already completed basic work in the classroom,
• have the ability to work independently, and
• are prepared to develop their own syllabus for the quarter.

Types of Individual Study

• Individual Learning
• Internship Learning
• In-program Internship

Differences Between Individual and Internship Learning Contracts

• The work completed in an Internship Learning Contract benefits an agency, business or individual and the work is done with the supervision of the Field Supervisor.
• There is a limit (a total of 48 credits) for the number of non-academic credits you can earn in Internship Learning Contracts and there is no limit to the number of credits you may earn through Individual Learning Contracts.

Related Areas of Study

• For Undergraduate Research Opportunities in Environmental Studies and Scientific Inquiry, see our Undergraduate Index A-Z.