About Language and Letters Majors
About Language and Letters Majors
Whatever you’re looking for, the College of Language and Letters has something for you. We offer ten different majors and thirty one minors in the areas of:
Want to teach? Six of our majors and ten minors will prepare you to be a teacher at the secondary level. Our students consistently score high on the Praxis exam, a required exam to become a certified teacher. Many of our students receive praiseworthy student teaching evaluations and successfully find employment and acceptance into graduate schools.
Explore all of our degrees and programs below and find the right fit for you!
- Language
- Literature
- Composition
- History
- Geography
- International Studies
- Political Science
- Humanities
- Philosophy
Want to teach? Six of our majors and ten minors will prepare you to be a teacher at the secondary level. Our students consistently score high on the Praxis exam, a required exam to become a certified teacher. Many of our students receive praiseworthy student teaching evaluations and successfully find employment and acceptance into graduate schools.
Explore all of our degrees and programs below and find the right fit for you!
Department of English
Study literature, language, writing, and the critical analysis of texts and ideas.
Teach reading, writing, and literature to middle and high school students.
Teach middle and high school students in a specialize subject like literature, writing, and poetry.
Department of Languages & International Studies
Department of History, Geography, & Political Science
Teach historical knowledge and critical thinking skills to middle and high school students.
Explore the political system, structure, and citizen participation in the United States government.
Study relationships and policies between different countries around the world.
Study how governments create and implement laws to solve public problems.
Manage and implement government policies and public services.
Teach history and social studies subjects in middle and high schools.
Teach United States government and civics in middle and high schools.
Department of Humanities & Philosophy
Explore human culture, language, thought, and creative expression across time.