BA in Liberal Studies

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree program in Liberal Studies prepares adults for career change, advancement or graduate education, while providing personal enrichment. The Liberal Studies program is designed for students interested in combining course work in two or more disciplines within Liberal Arts subject areas to create a multidisciplinary degree.

Learning Outcomes

Define the major concepts and theoretical perspectives of at least two liberal arts subjects
Explain the interrelationships between the conceptual frameworks that distinguish liberal arts subjects
Discuss the historical development of at least two liberal arts subjects

BA in Liberal Studies Credit Distribution

Subject Category	Credits
I. General Education Requirements	60
A. Intellectual and Practical Skills	15
Written Communication	(6)
Oral Communication	(3)
Quantitative Literacy	(3)
Information Literacy SOS-110: Critical Information Literacy	(3)
B. Civic and Global Learning	9
Diversity	(3)
Ethics	(3)
Civic Engagement	(3)
C. Knowledge of Human Cultures	12
D. Understanding the Physical and Natural World	4-7
E. General Education Electives	17-20
II. Area of Study: Liberal Studies Students select option A or B	30
A. Students complete a total of 30 credits of Liberal Studies courses that include at least 15 credits at the 300/400 level and no more than 6 credits at the 100 level.	30
B. Students select an 18-credit concentration from the list below and complete an additional 12 credits of Liberal Studies courses. Communications Computer Science Criminal Justice General Management Healthcare Management Health and Wellness Human Resources Management Humanities Labor Studies Natural Sciences/Mathematics Psychology Social Sciences	30
III. Electives	27
IV. LIB-495 Liberal Studies Capstone	3
Total Credits	120

BA in Liberal Studies

Learning Outcomes

BA in Liberal Studies Credit Distribution

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