Finance majors learn money management skills valuable to businesses, organizations, and individuals. Finance graduates consistently rank among the highest average starting salary for any undergraduate major. In addition, opportunities exist in a wide range of specific financial fields. For example, real estate and personal financial planning are ideal for those with strong interpersonal skills who… Read More
Financial Analysis
Finance majors learn money management skills valuable to businesses, organizations, and individuals. Finance graduates consistently rank among the highest average starting salary for any undergraduate major. In addition, opportunities exist in a wide range of specific financial fields. For example, real estate and personal financial planning are ideal for those with strong interpersonal skills who… Read More
Music Performance (Vocal) BFA
The music curriculum prepares students to become proficient musicians, music educators, and capable instrumentalists who are able to demonstrate the performance skills and knowledge for sound musicianship. This specialization serves students who are planning to pursue a graduate degree in performance by increasing the study with their primary vocal instructor and including courses in vocal… Read More
Theatre – Technical Concentration BFA
The theatre and musical theatre curriculum offers a rigorous course of study with options in a wide variety of Theatre topics pertinent to careers in these degrees, including performance, design, management, or advanced graduate studies. Learning Goals Our graduates communicate effectively. Our graduates understand the role that theatre plays in society. Our graduates will develop… Read More
Minor in Physics
The minor in physics provides supporting coursework for students majoring in biology, chemistry, and engineering disciplines. A minor in physics would enhance individuals interested in teaching physics in a secondary school.
Minor in Asian Studies
This minor familiarizes students with the history, thoughts, politics, literature, geography, socialization, economics, and culture of Asia. This knowledge will be helpful for those seeking graduate study or those who may work in Asia.
Minor in Philosophy and Religious Studies
Individuals who plan to continue their education at a seminary or other graduate program in philosophical or religious studies in order to find employment in this area, as well as individuals seeking a better understanding of these subjects, will find this minor useful. Up to 6 hours of Biblical or Religious Studies courses may be… Read More
English (Writing)
The BA in English-Writing is designed to promote expertise in writing within a number of different contexts and disciplines (including business writing, technical writing, rhetoric, and creative writing). By combining an emphasis on strong writing skills with a background in literary analysis, this option will prepare students for a number of careers where writing skills… Read More
Minor in Teaching English as a Second Language
This minor provides training and background in issues needed to teach the English language to students from other cultures. The Minor in TESOL (the teaching of English as a second language) provides a marketable skill in an increasingly global and multi-cultural context, both inside and outside of the United States. This minor would be an… Read More
Minor in French
The Minor in French requires 12 hours of French above the level of French 2043 (Intermediate French II). Since French continues to be spoken in so many parts of the world, including Europe, much of Africa and the Middle East, parts of Canada and Louisiana, and islands all around the world, this minor is a… Read More
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