College of Arts and SciencesUndergraduate StudiesDegree PlansHumanities & Social Sciences Degree Plan
Humanities & Social Sciences Degree Plan
Degree Options
- Bachelor of Arts in Humanities
- Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences
- Additional tracks within the humanities degree:
- International Area Studies
- Religious Studies
Minors
- American Indian Studies
- Certificate in American Indian Studies
- Global Studies
- Religious Studies
Admission to the Major Requirements
Students may be admitted as Humanities Social Sciences majors upon declaring their intent to the department.
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Suggested Classes for First-year Students
Focus on UCORE and take one or two introductory courses to determine interest level such as:
- Pol S 101
- Soc 101
- Anth 101
- F A 101
Psych 105 - CES 101
- Crm J 101
- Phil 101
- Hist 101
- Engl 108
- etc.
Suggested Classes for Transfer Students
Any humanities, social sciences, sciences, UCORE; any coursework for degree concentrations
Math Requirement
- Any UCORE, most commonly:
- Math 105: Exploring Mathematics
- Math 212: Introduction to Statistical Methods
- Phil 201: Elementary Logic
- Fin 223: Personal Finance
Core Courses
Determined by major areas or concentrations.
Program Related Courses
- CAS 400: Senior Portfolio
- CAS 497: Internship
Program Strengths
- Play a major role in designing your own degree.
- Choose from a wide variety of jobs and careers.
- Multiple internship opportunities for job experience.
Career Options
- Business, including small, startup companies
- Politics and Government
- Social services
- Teaching
- Journalism
- Activism
- Marketing and public relations
- Publishing, editing, and technical and creative writing
- Banking
- Insurance
For more information
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