Liberal Arts and Sciences

The Associate in Arts graduate is prepared for admission with advanced standing to a baccalaureate program. The student who completes the A.A. program has completed the first two years of study usually required for the Bachelor of Arts degree. For this reason, students should select their elective courses with great care, in consultation with their advisers, and in line with their educational and professional goals.

Advisers are available in all departments and should be consulted by students for assistance in choice of programs and electives suited to their individual educational needs.

Students who wish to explore among a variety of disciplines should choose the Liberal Studies concentration. Students with particular interests may choose from among the following concentrations:

• American Studies

• Black, Race, and Ethnic Studies

• Communication Studies

• Education

• English

• Gender Studies

• History

• International Studies

• Liberal Studies

• Nutrition

• Social Work

• Sociology

• Spanish Language

• Urban Studies