Harold Said:

Liberal Arts?

We Answered:

Basically anything that doesn't fall into a specific technical field can be considered liberal arts.

English, general math, history, general science, art, foreign languages, sociology, psychology, philosophy, theology, geography, political science, music, etc.


As listed by wikipedia.org, common, modern, college liberal arts classes are anything in the following subjects: theology, literature, languages, philosophy, history, mathematics, and science.

Anthony Said:

Would a creative writing class be considered a liberal arts elective?

We Answered:

Yes, it is. As long as it's a liberal arts class and it's not required for your graduation, it qualifies as an elective.

Paula Said:

how might a psychology class relate to a liberal arts major?

We Answered:

I'm a psych major - I believe it's really helpful in general - you get a real good understanding of how people work, why they do certain things, act certain ways...
After a while, you can begin to predict how someone will react to a certain situation... and act accordingly to benefit yourself... (job interviews for example)

Alvin Said:

Do you think it easier to get an A in a science classes or liberal arts classes?

We Answered:

My degree is in biology with courses in math, chemistry, and physics thrown in. For me, they were easier than liberal arts classes would have been. The sciences deal with tangible things like plants, animals, weights, etc. Liberal arts deals with ideas. I do better with the tangible things.

Cassandra Said:

is political science considered a liberal arts class?

We Answered:

Yes. Social Sciences are liberal arts.