• Be sure to consult with your faculty advisor regarding specific major requirements.
• Major courses must be approved by the faculty advisor

The following subjects are considered liberal arts and can be taken at any level to satisfy liberal arts electives:

The following courses are not considered liberal arts:

The Bachelor of Science in Public Affairs focuses on the advocacy and analysis of public policy.  It is designed for those seeking to have a positive impact on society.  Students learn to formulate, implement, and evaluate creative solutions to challenging global, national, state, and local problems. The coursework examines how public and nonprofit organizations are involved in the policy process. Civic engagement skills are developed in economic and financial analysis, political negotiation, qualitative and quantitative methods, and rhetoric. Policy areas of interest include community development, education, the environment, healthcare, housing, and social welfare.  An excellent foundation is provided for graduate-level education in communications, law, management, public administration, public policy, and urban planning.

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