Education (B.S.) Prepare for a teaching career with strong proficiency in academic content, teaching methods, learning theory and student development. Education majors observe teachers in the classroom before moving on to student teaching and inspiring tomorrow’s great thinkers. English (B.A.) Explore the world of literature with faculty members who are award-winning authors of literary criticism, poetry and fiction. Resulting careers include teaching, law, business, government, publishing, technical writing, journalism, public relations and library science. Liberal Studies (A.S./B.S.) Design your own course of study by selecting courses that fit your individual interests and career goals. Mathematics (B.S.) This program enhances students’ information and technology skills by completing a course of study anchored in analysis, algebra and topology. These skills are invaluable for graduate school and postdoctoral research in mathematics, as well as physics, chemistry, biology, computer science, economics, finance and psychology.
Psychology (B.A.) Students receive intensive training for graduate work in psychology, business, human services, law or mental health. It also prepares students for careers in fields that require knowledge of human behavior, leadership and motivation, and advanced social skills. Sport Management (B.S.) Students interested in becoming sport communicators, marketers, administrators or managers gain a specialized combination of functional business and sport management skills. Veterinary Technology (A.S./B.S.) Turn a love of animals into a lifetime career. Work with doctors and veterinary technicians. Qualify for positions in veterinary offices, animal hospitals, the pharmaceutical industry, biological testing labs, government agencies, colleges and universities, and animal breeding facilities.