The Bachelor of Arts in Communication program gives students thorough training in becoming competent communicators. Many employers seek effective communication skills, which makes this degree useful for several professions, such as advertising, marketing, public relations, government, non-profit, and corporate. With a required internship and available elective options, this degree allows students to tailor their interests specific to their communication career path.

Students pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in English study a wide range of writing styles and literature, learning vital communication, analytical, and argumentation skills. Students can pursue many careers with this degree, including law, technical writing, public policy, management, and human resources. Because the degree develops essential skills, students are qualified for many different professional areas and can easily change careers.

A Bachelor of Arts in Music majors may select a band instrument, voice, or keyboard as the major performing area. He/she must complete a minimum of seven semesters of applied lessons, at least two of which must be taken at the 400 level. A minimum requirement of seven semesters in a major performing ensemble (Concert Band, Chorale) must also be fulfilled in his/her major performing area.

A degree in history focuses on the general study and interpretation of the past, providing extraordinary education and research opportunities, empowering students in such activities as museum curators, and document researchers. Demonstrate knowledge of past societies and familiarity with patterns of social, political, economic, and cultural changes.