The fine arts, humanities, natural sciences, social sciences, and professional studies all contribute to enriching students' intellectual lives and enabling th em to grow into more aware and responsible citizens. It is a further goal of the College to provide undergraduate major programs in a variety of both traditional and career- oriented disciplines. Therefore many departments, in cooperation with local busin ess, industry, and social agencies offer their majors the opportunity for field experience or internships in addition to course work. General requirements for graduate admission to the University and to specific degree programs can be found in the Graduate College section and in the appropriate departmental sections of this catalog. Graduate students who have specific questions should c ontact the appropriate departmental office.
Forms are available in all departmental offices.
All declared majors should request the name of an advisor from their major departments. In certain programs special requirements must be fulfilled prior to admission to the major program. Students should consult the appropriate sections of this catalog for additional information, and contact the departmental chairperson, program coordinator or departmental advisor to during the first term of the students' enrollment. To be counted toward the major, courses transferred to the University must be accepted by the student's major department.