Bachelor of Arts Degree
Political science is the study of government, its institutions and the delivery
of public service. It is a key major for those wishing to work in politics,
public affairs, government, homeland security or the nonprofit sector.
Core courses include American politics, comparative political systems,
American foreign policy, and modern political ideologies. You will choose
one of four distinct concentrations:
General Political Science |
What you'll study - Political ideology, U.S. foreign policy, comparative political systems, methods of social research
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Career Paths - Public service on the local, state or federal level |
Human Services Studies |
What you'll study - Nonprofit management, psychology, sociology, U.S. politics, local/state government,
public administration |
Career Paths - Public service on the local, state or federal level |
Public Administration |
What you'll study - Public administration, public economics and finance, organizational behavior |
Career Paths - Public service on the local, state or federal level |
Public Policy |
What you'll study - Core political science curriculum along with courses in American constitutional law,
comparative political systems, political thought and ideology, U.S. foreign policy |
Career Paths - Public policy architect |
Pre-Law Club
Open to all majors and students interested in pursuing a career in the legal field,
the Pre-Law Club provides students with the opportunity to interact and network
with each other, discuss current topics in the legal field, attend developmental
seminars, as well as serve the
college community. Activities include meetings, fund
raising projects, career seminars (including Law School Admission Test review) and
social events.
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