These divisions house the studies traditionally known as the liberal arts. As a student pursuing a degree in the College, you will establish foundation in the liberal arts by taking basic courses in English composition, oral communication, quantitative and logical reasoning, arts and humanities, social and behavioral sciences, natural sciences, history of civilization, and cross-cultural studies or foreign languages. A liberal arts education is a life-long endeavor and has as its goal the development of the intellect in each of us to its full potential. The skills and knowledge you acquire through a liberal arts education will serve you in every aspect of your life.
Career counselors report that employers are showing increased interest in liberal arts graduates.
Liberal arts majors tend to be flexible and adaptable and able to learn new skills quickly. The skills acquired through a liberal arts education are transferable to many different careers and occupations. For example, in addition to choosing a major, you will also be able to pursue any of the minors offered by the College or by other units such as Business. Cooperative internships are a valuable way to gain work experience in your major field. Degree credit may be awarded by your major department.