Liberal Arts and Humanities Degrees

Associate and bachelor's degree programs in liberal arts and humanities are designed for generalists. Students will master critical thinking and effective oral and written communication. Many liberal arts students plan on attending graduate school in business, law, medicine, or education upon completing their degree.

Is a Liberal Arts Degree Right for Me?

However, a liberal arts and humanities degree may not be appropriate for students who wish to enter a specific field in business (like accounting or finance) or one of the sciences. While liberal arts students are exposed to courses in chemistry, mathematics, or other science disciplines, these programs typically do not provide comprehensive training required for careers in hard science.

Both on-campus and online colleges offer undergraduate degrees in the liberal arts. Many online schools offer self-paced humanities courses that are ideal for working professionals, parents, or adults returning to college.