Why Study Liberal Arts?
This program will offer you new ways to integrate new knowledge, learn to solve problems, define your own value system and explore others. Use the Liberal Arts program to build a broad range of knowledge and skills you will need for future academic work or direct application in today’s workforce. You will be challenged by the Liberal Arts program, and you will get the help needed to meet that challenge.
You will be asked to explore and compare fields like communications, history, humanities, math, and science, and reapply your knowledge in new ways. You will increase your reading skills, build new writing proficiency, engage in research, develop discussion skills, and sharpen the ability to think critically, question, and make decisions in a changing world.
After graduation, the Liberal Arts student would typically transfer into a senior institution to major in a distinct discipline, with this coursework serving as the majority of the general education requirements of the transfer institution.
What is your career path?
The Liberal Arts degree is the most flexible, open format to pursue your education with a degree that will transfer anywhere. The Liberal Arts program is an interdisciplinary degree based on our solid general education core, plus courses of your choosing. Based on your interests and the type of degree you want to pursue, you will get individualized help from one of our advisors to determine the best courses needed to meet your goal.
SPECIALIZATION REQUIREMENTS
Biology
Communication & English
History
Social Sciences
For more details, review our Undergraduate Course Catalog or download a sample two-year plan of study and course checklist.
Sample two-year plan and checklist
Getting started is easy. Request more information, call (574) 936-8898 ext. 330 or email us at AdmissionsMUAC@marian.edu.
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