The liberal arts curriculum of the College of Letters and Science begins by pulling together perspectives from many fields to analyze issues, pose questions, and train students to think and write creatively as well as critically.
Students then concentrate on a particular field in depth.
The curriculum combines practical training in visual and performing mediums with a broad-based liberal arts education. Students enjoy a variety of opportunities to perform and exhibit on campus. The Henry A Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science ranks among the top 10 engineering schools in the country. The six departments within the School are structured to align with the traditional specialties characteristic of the engineering profession. Undergraduate programs prepare students for immediate professional careers as well as for advanced studies in engineering or other fields.