Bachelor of Science/Liberal Studies Major - Art Track

The Liberal Studies major is a unique major.  It offers you the opportunity not only to develop skills related to Art, but you also get a chance to tailor your educational program based on your future plans.  It is a much more diverse major than traditional majors and can provide you with better preparation for continued studies or employment.  It is through this major that you can learn how to make a career in art work in the real world.

As you look at the major, you will notice that there are three components, or steps, that allow you to specifically design your educational experience according to your goals.  Let's look at each one separately.

Component 1 - General Education

To help keep your educational experience broad enough to deal with the reality of the real world marketplace, this major requires that you complete a series of General Education Courses.  These courses include:

Component 2 -Art Track

Building on the foundation you will receive through the General Education Core, you can further tailor your educational program by choosing two tracks. Being that you are reading this page, we will assume that your first track choice is Art.  Some of the classes you might be taking include:

Component 3 - Choose Your Second Track

Now, you will need to choose a second track. What do you want to do with your education in Art?  In what field do you want to work in?  How you answer these questions will help you determine what your second track should be.   Do you want to work in advertising?  Then you may want to choose a track related to business.  Would you like to work in the field of Art Therapy? Then you might want to check out Psychology as a second track.  Below, you will find the academic concentrations you may choose from, and the tracks related to each.

Communications Concentration
(Tracks in English, Journalism, or Communications)

Science & Mathematics Concentration
(Tracks in Biological/Environmental Science, Health Careers, or Aviation & Science)

Philosophy & Religion Concentration
(Tracks in Biblical Literature, Practical Ministry, or Applied Ministry)

Business Concentration
(Tracks in Business, Management, Small Business Management, Accounting, or Computer Applications)

Sports Science & Health Concentration
(Tracks in Recreation, Sports/Coaching, Exercise Science, or Sports Management)

Social Science Concentration
(Tracks in Psychology/Sociology, History/Political Science, Criminal Justice, Psychology or Sociology)

If you would like to see the course offerings related to any of these tracks, check out the Liberal Studies section of our catalogue.


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