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Nov 07, 2024
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2017-2018 Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Liberal Arts, College of
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Visit us at liberal-arts.wright.edu
The College of Liberal Arts offers a wide variety of degree programs in the fine arts, the humanities, and the social sciences. The college also helps prepare students for professional and graduate study and cooperates with other colleges in offering joint professional and preprofessional programs. The college contributes the largest number of courses to the university’s Core Program, providing students with much of the knowledge that is at the heart of a broad liberal education, as well as many of the skills and habits of mind that are the mark of an educated person.
The college offers four undergraduate degrees: the Bachelor of Arts, the Bachelor of Fine Arts, the Bachelor of Science, and the Bachelor of Music. The college also offers master’s degree programs in applied behavioral science, English, history, humanities, international and comparative politics, music, social work, and public administration.
Direct Admission
College Admission (major-intending)
For students applying direct from high school:
Minimum 2.5 high school cumulative grade point average or 17 ACT/830 SAT
Note: Students meeting university admissions criteria with a grade point average below 2.5 and test scores below 17 ACT/830 SAT will be admitted to University College)
For transfer students:
Minimum 2.0 grade point average from last institution attended, and
C or better in ENG 1100 or any passing grade in two Wright State CORE courses offered in the Liberal Arts.
For current Wright State University students:
Minimum 2.0 WSU cumulative grade point average (may be higher for certain programs), and
C or better in ENG 1100, or any passing grade in two Wright State Core courses offered in the Liberal Arts.
2 liberal arts core courses
Admission into the Major
For students applying direct from high school:
3.25 minimum cumulative high school grade point average, and
22 ACT/1030 SAT, and
Other requirements of the individual major.
For transfer students:
Minimum 2.0 grade point average from last institution attended (ma be higher for certain programs), and
C or better in ENG 1100, and
two Wright State CORE courses offered in the Liberal Arts, and
other requirements of the specific major.
For current Wright State University students:
Minimum 2.0 WSU cumulative grade point average, and
C or better in ENG 1100, and
2 liberal arts core classes
Other requirements of the individual major
Academic Department Websites
Interdisciplinary Program Websites
Graduate Program Websites
Additional Resources
Undergraduate Certificate
Bachelor
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African and African American Studies, BA
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Crime and Justice Studies, BA
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Economics, BA
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International Studies, BA
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Liberal Studies, BA
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Selected Studies, BA
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Selected Studies, BFA
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Social Science Education, BA
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Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, BA
Minor
Graduate Certificate
Master
Art and Art History
Bachelor
Minor
Communication
Bachelor
Minor
English Language and Literatures
Undergraduate Certificate
Bachelor
Minor
Graduate Certificate
Endorsement
Master
History
Bachelor
Minor
Graduate Certificate
Master
Modern Languages
Bachelor
Minor
Graduate Certificate
School of Music
Bachelor
Minor
Master
School of Public and International Affairs
Undergraduate Certificate
Bachelor
Minor
Graduate Certificate
Master
Religion, Philosophy, and Classics
Bachelor
Minor
Graduation Planning Strategy
Social Work
Undergraduate Certificate
Bachelor
Graduate Certificate
Master
Sociology and Anthropology
Undergraduate Certificate
Bachelor
Minor
Graduate Certificate
Master
Theatre, Dance and Motion Pictures
Bachelor
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