The Humanities and Social Sciences major provides two essential elements: a broad education for any undergraduate, and a specific foundation for graduate studies in a wide variety of professions. The degree is a broad-based liberal arts program that equips the student with an excellent foundation for moving into a variety of professional opportunities.

It provides an excellent base in the liberal arts tradition for the graduate to pursue specialization in a wide array of fields, including law, medicine, business, human relations, politics, and religious ministry.

The Humanities and Social Sciences major consists of 128 semester hours:

• 51 from the GEC
• 54 liberal arts core requirement
• 23 general electives

For complete course descriptions, please review our undergraduate catalog.