Liberal Studies

The Liberal Studies major is designed to be a student-centered major. Students who choose this major build a bachelor’s degree with a concentration that works for them by making connections among fields of study with an area of concentration that fits their educational, career, and personal goals. The major is appealing to students who want to pursue a range of opportunities in any number of different fields because it allows students to choose a combination of courses that uniquely help them achieve their career and personal goals. It is also ideal for students that may need to graduate after a late change of major or vocational interest, desire a bachelor’s degree completion program that allows for greater flexibility in the use of transfer credits, or want a degree to meet continuing education or personal learning goals. 

A student must possess at least 60 cumulative credit hours before declaring a Liberal Studies major. Students are not allowed to double major in Liberal Studies.

Liberal Studies Major

A student must possess at least 60 cumulative credit hours before declaring a Liberal Studies major. 

Advising Concentration 1		30
Any 6 courses with course codes 200-level or above from no more than three different academic disciplines. (For example, 6 courses from biology, chemistry, and physics.)
Any 4 courses with course codes 300-level or above from no more than two academic disciplines.
CD 007	Strategies for a Successful Job Search	1
Total Hours		31

1	The student and advisor must agree on these courses to form a coherent program in light of the student's goals.