B.A. in Arts and Letters - Graduate School Track

College days are a time for exploration and self-discovery, of course, all leading to a fulfilling career. The Arts & Letters major is an interdisciplinary major that embraces a holistic approach along many flexible career paths. The program explores the connections between behavioral sciences, humanities, politics, economics, religion, culture, history and aesthetics. Students can choose courses in subjects that interest them, and practice applying the knowledge they gain in the classroom through an undergraduate research project or an internship. They can choose to pursue a graduate school, professional, or general track within the Arts & Letters major. Major Requirements EDUC 101 - Foundations of Education SCWK 203 - Introduction to Social Welfare LANG: 3 credits at 200 level or above SOC: 3 credits at 200 level or above FNAR: 3 credits beyond General Education requirement at 200 level or above ENGL: 3 credits at 200 level or above HIST: 3 credits at 300 level or above PLSC : 3 credits at 200 level or above PSYC: 3 credits at 200 level or above RLST: 3 credits at 200 level or above PHIL 311 - Logic 3 credits of an A&L related research seminar/ capstone