Students in the College of Arts and Sciences
Undecided about what to study in college? Trying to find the right field to match your goals and interests? Then consider exploring your options with a well-constructed schedule of courses in the arts and sciences.
The College of Arts and Sciences incorporates various disciplines:
- Natural Sciences
- Mathematics
- Social Sciences
- Humanities
- Fine and Performing Arts
With more than 125 programs of study in the College of Arts and Sciences, there’s something to match virtually every interest.
What can you "do" with an arts and sciences degree?
Majors in the College of Arts and Sciences often lead directly to field-related jobs in business, industry, government, and community agencies:
- Economics: Health Economist
- Chemistry: Biochemist
- World Languages: Translator
- Art: Graphic Artist
- Biology: Wetland Ecologist
- English Language and Literature: Technical Writer
- K-12 school teachers in practically every discipline.
Law and Medicine
A degree in any arts and sciences major is excellent preparation for professional study in law and medicine. Philosophy majors are highly regarded by professional schools. History and English majors, with the right selection of elective science courses, are successful applicants to medical schools, in addition to Science majors. Biology and Mathematics majors are welcomed by law schools. There are many paths to success.