Humanities consists of branches of learning concerned withsocial and moral thought. Inclusive of history,literature, the arts, religion and philosophy, humanities offers a broad perspective on the relationship between self and society. The student who finds social life intriguing will be attracted to the study of Sociology and Criminal Justice . Such topics as minority relations, sex roles, power, social thought and juvenile delinquency are a few of the foci in Sociology and Criminal Justice. No other discipline offers such a complete description and explanation of human behavior in groups.
Philosophy is the study of the processes governing thought.
It is the learning of how to ask and re-ask questions until meaningful answers begin to appear. Philosophy develops new insights into human thought. As such, students will have a greater appreciation for the complexity of human logics.