Letters, arts, and sciences is a multidisciplinary, theme-oriented, and student-designed major leading to a bachelor of arts degree. Learners have the flexibility to design a theme-based program of study that reflects their career goals and addresses the complexities that face today's leaders.

Four different course themes are available to fulfill program requirements, allowing you to customize the degree to meet your specific goals. You will have the opportunity to discuss your options for customization with an academic adviser.

• 36 credits in the major
  • 12 credits in core courses
    • communication skills
    • critical analysis
    • research methods/projects
    • theory/application
  • 24 credits in thematic areas and capstone course (15 credits must be at the 400-level)
    • diversity, ethics, global perspectives, leadership 
    • 3-credit capstone course (must be at the 400-level)
• 24 credits in bachelor of arts courses
• 45 credits in general education
• 15 credits in electives

View the Course List for course information, including course descriptions and prerequisites.

View the Course Schedule to see courses listed with start and end periods, registration deadlines, and semesters offered, as well as a link to sample lessons and syllabus when available, by clicking on the six-digit schedule number.