Administrative
Sciences:
a field of study composed primarily of course work from business and related
fields, such as communication, information technology, etc.
Examples of an emphasis might be "Sales and
Service" or "Computer Support Services."
Applied Sciences:
a field of study composed primarily of course work from the
sciences and technical disciplines. Examples of an emphasis might be
"Environmental Studies" or "Life Sciences."
Applied Arts:
a field of study composed primarily of course work from the
fine arts and humanities, but might include scientific or technical course
work as well.
An example of an emphasis might be "Publishing Services."
Community
Services:
a field of study composed primarily of course work from the
social sciences (especially political science and criminal justice),
education, or health-related disciplines.
Examples of an emphasis might be "Public Safety" or "EMS
Administration."
Human
Services:
a field of study composed primarily of course work from the
social sciences (especially psychology and sociology), education, or
health-related disciplines.
Examples of an emphasis might be "Gerontological Studies" or
"Child Advocacy."
Liberal
Studies:
a field of study composed primarily of course work from the
humanities and social sciences to meet the unique demands of personal or
professional growth.
An example of an emphasis might be "Political Communications."
Professional
Development:
a field of study composed of course work suited to
the unique demands of a particular career path. |
