A guiding force
turning passion into possibilities
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Junior Michael Herndon spends spring semester working on Capitol Hill in the office of Representative Norma Torres. Learn more
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Biotechnology major contributes to research at the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute and the Harvard Biological Sciences in Public Health program. Learn more
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Human Rights Week 2018 will include include lectures and panels with scholars of human rights, workshops with community partners, and a film screening. Learn more
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Mehnaz Afridi, Director of Holocaust, Genocide, and Interfaith Education Center at Manhattan College, keynote speaker at European Studies Conference Oct. 5-6. Learn more
Your life is defined by your passion.
In the College of Arts and Sciences, we’re passionate about the courses we teach, the research we do and the discussions that result. We’re passionate about the impact a liberal arts education can have on your life and career.
We believe you should be passionate about your education and the major you choose, as well. You should choose a major that speaks to you; one that keeps you going back to class, wondering what’s next. Each semester, you should be excited to see which courses are being offered and what those courses could mean for you.
In the College of Arts and Sciences, you have the opportunity to pursue your passion with a major that enriches your life and indulges your curiosities, while also putting you on a path to a successful career.
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More Than 20 Programs to Choose From
Research shows that most employers are more interested in your ability to communicate, think critically and solve problems than in your major. At the College of Arts and Sciences, we specialize in cultivating this set of skills. So, choose a major that you love while we help you build the skills that employers love.
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