The program offers three degree tracks
designed to suit a wide range of academic and professional
interests. For information on the Professional Studies
program, please refer to their website. Click
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The Arts & Sciences curriculum
leads to a B.A. degree and is for those of you who seek
a broad-based liberal arts education which allows you
to take a wide range of classes in the arts, sciences,
humanities, behavioral and social sciences, foreign
languages, writing, and mathematics. Within the
course requirements outlined below, students must complete
at least one minor (usually 18 semester hours) in a
department within the College of Arts and Sciences,
or in Political Science, Geography, Economics or Music.
The B.S. program in Math and
Science prepares you for careers that combine the sciences
with liberal arts fields, such as the humanities art,
literature, history, to name a few) or social and behavioral
sciences. This is the degree for students who have a strong
interest in science, yet also wish to take courses in
non-science areas. A graduate of the Math and Science program
might, for instance, minor in both biology and technical
writing, with plans to become a medical editor in the future.
Within the course requirements outlined below, students must
complete at least one minor in the science of their choice.
Here's how course requirements beyond
General Education stack up, for both degree plans:
