16 BA Degree Programs in Lacey USA

The Bachelor of Arts in Accounting focuses on the collection, analysis, and communication of financial information for public and private organizations or individuals. It prepares for private practice, corporate accounting, and governmental service through a deep foundation in current technologies.

The Bachelor of Arts in Literary Studies examines literature as a living process intimately connected with the complex problems of its place, culture, community, and history through courses in writing, rhetoric, and literary theory.

The Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts is designed to incorporate the best of Saint Martin’s liberal arts tradition with hands-on, professional-quality theatrical experience. It integrates theatrical training with the study of dramatic literature and theater history.

The Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies teaches approaches, lexicons, and methodologies of discrete disciplines. Such comparative and interdisciplinary exploration encourages awareness of where different disciplines share assumptions and where they construct distinct heuristic processes.

The Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Religious Studies invite students to engage in questions posed since ancient times by various religions, and of Catholic Christianity in particular, such as the ultimate meaning of human existence in relation to God and the establishment of an ethical society.

The Bachelor of Arts in History consists of a critical examination of the world's peoples, places, and cultures in the past. Students studying history have the opportunity to work directly with our outstanding, award-winning faculty in close proximity to the Washington state capital, Olympia.

The Bachelor of Arts in Political Science program seeks to understand the basis of power in society, how that power is organized and exercised, and its impact on people’s lives. The department seeks to help its students engage in critical analysis of society and power structures.

The Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Cultural Anthropology provides students with unique opportunities to study contemporary American society and a wide range of cultures in the classroom, in surrounding communities, and in cooperation with campus study abroad programs around the world.

The Bachelor of Arts in Exercise Science focuses on physical education and management while the Bachelor of Science offers a degree centered in the health sciences. We strive to create a deeper understanding of how physical activity impacts the whole person and strengthens a community.

The Bachelor of Arts/Science in Mathematics is designed to provide mathematics majors with a strong foundation in traditional mathematical skills, provide support to other majors, such as engineering, in which solid math skills are a mandate, and help liberal arts majors develop an appreciation.

The Bachelor of Arts in Women’s, Gender, and Ethnic Studies provides historical and theoretical frameworks of gender, race, class, sexual identity, status, settler colonialism, and anti-oppression work. Courses think issues of power, oppression, racism, homophobia, transphobia, classism and sexism.

The Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice prepares positions in the field and providing a solid background for advanced education in graduate or law school. A major in criminal justice may be complemented by minors in sociology, psychology, political science or social work.

The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology structures coursework, research experience, and field placements to integrate experiential learning with rigorous study of psychology, aligned with the Benedictine principle of service to others. This specializes in an area of interest or diversifies their study.

The Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies is an interdisciplinary program that uses critical and cultural studies to understand the central role of communication in society, with a focus on social justice. It accessible media technologies to encourage creativity and build a solid foundation.

The Bachelor of Arts in Music combines academic excellence with intensive performance opportunities. It integrates music literature, history, education, and theory with musical performance as a means of developing intellect, familiarity with a variety of cultures, and interpersonal relationships.