Liberal Arts, A.A.
Classes offered at following campus(es)
- Metro
- Northeast
- Online
- Southeast
- West
A Liberal Arts degree cultivates in students practices of critical thinking that integrate knowledge of history, language arts, philosophy, visual and performing arts, religious studies, and social sciences into a coherent, but adaptable perspective. Students acquire a broad-based education to become proficient readers, writers, speakers, and problem solvers. They are prepared for both further study in these fields and careers that call for creative/innovative thinking, effective communication, sound interpersonal skills, and flexibility. Studying the Liberal Arts also kindles a deep, lasting commitment to life-long learning, personal growth, cultural diversity, civic engagement, and ethical living.
The Liberal Arts degree is designed to provide the student with the opportunity to tailor a degree to the student's area of interest while meeting the degree requirements listed below. Concentrations in the following areas of study are available:
- General Studies
- American Studies
- Film Studies
- Humanities
- International Studies
- Native American Studies
- Philosophy
- Religious Studies
Degree Maps
- General Studies Concentration Degree Map
- American Studies Concentration Degree Map
- Film Studies Concentration Degree Map
- Humanities Concentration Degree Map
- International Studies Concentration Degree Map
- Native American Studies Concentration Degree Map
- Philosophy Concentration Degree Map
- Religious Studies Concentration Degree Map