Survey the lay of the land. Geography is a practical discipline that studies the distribution and movement of people, things, and ideas across Earth.

Express yourself as only you can. From the stage to the written word, effective communication can move, entertain, or inform an audience.

Speak the language of numbers. Acquire tools and learn techniques that can be applied to solve problems in many fields.

Navigate the systems of government and politics. Indispensable for any well-educated person, Political Science is central to an understanding of all basic social issues.

Question what it means to exist. Philosophy engages and critically analyzes perennial questions of human experience such as the nature of knowledge, meaning, reasoning, and morality.

Explore what it means to be human. Anthropology incorporates cultural and biological perspectives in the study of humans and the ecology and behavior of close primate relatives.

Make an impact in a student’s life. Learn about the teaching and assessment strategies needed to help middle school students succeed in their studies.

Be the first teacher in someone’s life. Learn about how young children develop and learn, and the skills and insights needed for effective teaching of the young.

Find the words that tell your story. Through the study of literature, English enhances critical thinking, creativity, empathy, and the ability to deliver clear and persuasive presentations.

Make a difference through a meaningful career. Learn about the theories, skills, and methods needed to become an effective Special Education classroom teacher.

Inspire young minds to dream. Make an impact on young students. Understand and apply the methods and skills needed to become an elementary school teacher.

Understand the intricacies of the environment. Environmental Studies is a multidisciplinary, problem-oriented major designed to provide a knowledge of and solutions to environmental problems.

Delve into the mechanics of the economy. It’s not just about money—Economics is the study of resources and incentives, and how they affect our behavior.

Ask the important questions about injustice. Justice Studies examines immigration, human rights, housing, homelessness, gangs, the media, and more, and explores how institutions are involved.

Learn the past to understand the future. Through an examination of past events, history provides important perspectives on current and future developments.