Finally, students graduating from the LIS Division are expected to demonstrate their understanding of their respective programs by contributing to the development of a culturally informed and more sensitive wider community. Among other goals, the LIS Division prepares students for teaching careers, graduate and professional schools, other occupations, and a lifetime of learning. Academic Programs The Division of Liberal and Interdisciplinary Studies consists of four departments and provides nine academic programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. Students may select a degree program that is interdisciplinary and requires a second specialty area rather than a divisional requirement. Each department will provide admission criteria necessary for students to successfully major in a specific academic area.
Some degree programs require an entrance examination for performance evaluation.
The requirements consist of one course in the visual and preforming arts, one course in literature, Introduction to Philosophy, and one computer application course. Students wishing to have a second area of preparation or enrichment may minor in any of the academic areas of the College offering an academic degree. The division also offers a Biblical Studies minor.