Finding the Right Liberal Arts option
A liberal arts degree is one of the most popular options in North America and for good reason. Students choose the liberal arts as it allows them to explore their interest in social sciences (psychology, sociology, criminology, etc.) and humanities (literature, history, languages, etc.) while also learning about fine arts (drama, art, etc.) and traditional sciences (biology, chemistry, etc.).
When choosing the liberal arts, students know they will be able to develop themselves personally and professionally and will not only be ready for a successful career, but also be better citizens. More Fortune 500 CEOs have liberal arts B.A.s than professional degrees - but it’s not just in business where you find success liberal arts grads - many politicians, lawyers, doctors, and teachers are B.A. grads.
So, how do you find the Bachelor of Arts degree that is the best fit for you? You should consider the university’s size, costs, location, scholarship opportunities, program offerings, and specialties.
St. Thomas University is the only Canadian university that focuses exclusively on the liberal arts.There are over 30 majors and honours to choose from including: psychology, criminology, literature, journalism and communications, international relations and more.
There are also unique programs like STU’s Aquinas Great Books or Truth and Society, in which 36 students take three classes in one with 3 professors who team teach.
STU also has great scholarships and is located in one of the top Canadian cities, Fredericton New Brunswick.
Have questions, need assistance? Contact a STU Admissions Counsellor and we’ll help.