Students also may choose to spend three years at Cabrini and three years at Widener or Thomas Jefferson to earn a joint bachelor s and master s in physical therapy. To help you understand today's issues with objective, critical judgment, the history program explores everything from the Middle Ages to American pop culture. Political science courses that explore government, political systems, current events, and economics help you form strong research and writing skills. American studies students come to understand the United States through an interdisciplinary approach that includes literature, history, and religion. The pre-law advising program helps you plan your course of study to meet law school admission standards.
Concentrations are available in criminal justice and women's studies.
Our students often go on to successful careers in business, teaching, or law. The subject must be significant enough to merit two years of intensive study, roughly comparable to a more traditional major, and should offer opportunities for further development. In today's global marketplace, a foreign language is important for careers in teaching, banking, business, communications, public relations, social work, travel agencies, and government. These majors give you not only the in-depth skills of reading, writing, and speaking a language, but help you understand the culture and literature as well. The liberal arts major is designed for students who want a broad-based education that provides knowledge in the arts, humanities, and natural and social sciences.