This major may lead to either a B.A. or a B.S. degree, depending on the nature of the focus. In recent years, students have completed planned studies majors in scientific photography, urban planning and economic development, environmental studies, arts administration, women's studies, alternative health care systems, and creative writing. Music for the Nonmajor Musically talented students who choose a career in another field may pursue their musical interests by taking a music minor, individual courses, ensembles, or lessons. Minors and Concentrations Minors and concentrations consist of a structured plan of study consisting of a minimum of five courses for at least 15 credits. Successful completion of a minor or concentration is recorded on the transcript if the student has registered for the program as required.
Concentrations are available in a number of programs.
Students should consult with their advisers on eligibility requirements and planning for graduation. The Office of International Programs offers a number of study opportunities throughout the world. The College administers its own programs in London, Madrid, and Singapore where students may pursue courses in the liberal arts, business, communications, music, and theater arts for a semester or for a year. In addition, students may arrange to study abroad through affiliate arrangements. Bookmark not defined.