" He explained that "a great liberal arts education and liberal arts experience must make you uncomfortable.
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CEOs in the most lucrative industries want to hire liberal arts majors and often themselves have liberal arts backgrounds.
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A wide range of schools made the list including large public universities, small private liberal arts colleges and even a public liberal arts college.
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Part of the problem, at least for small liberal arts institutions, is that parents and would-be students are questioning the value of the liberal arts.
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Tellex was admitted to M.I.T. and planned to pursue a liberal-arts degree, but her mother told her that liberal-arts graduates didn't make any money.
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STEVEN C. DINERO CHERRY HILL, N.J. The writer is Carter and Fran Pierce term chair for the liberal arts, College of Science, Health and the Liberal Arts, Philadelphia University.
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My college was a small, private northeastern liberal arts school.
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I enrolled in Swarthmore College, another elite liberal arts school.
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I am a student at a small liberal arts college.
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Business, other science fields, and liberal arts majors trailed behind.
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I planned on going in as a liberal arts major.
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He attended a liberal arts school and joined a fraternity.
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That's where liberal arts graduates can fill a critical need.
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Liberal arts graduates are also trained in how to learn.
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I am an unlikely president of an liberal arts college.
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Why do the earnings of liberal arts majors catch up?
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I went to a small private Christian liberal arts college.
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Meanwhile, students of liberal arts subjects often make far less.
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He had a small role as Nat in "Liberal Arts" (2012).
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Hanover College is a private liberal arts college in Hanover, Indiana.
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"It was like any other amazing liberal-arts institution," she said.
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I am a college student at a small liberal-arts college.
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She received an associate's degree in liberal arts from Ohio University.
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I went to a four-year liberal arts college in Indiana.
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Media planners must have a bachelor's degree, preferably in liberal arts.
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This development came at the expense of humanities and liberal arts.
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Middlebury is renowned for providing matriculants a rich, liberal arts education.
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I've had little to no return on my liberal arts degree.
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Liberal arts grads are highly adaptable, and research from The Hamilton Project found that liberal arts majors transition into a surprising variety of occupations, holding a more diverse range of jobs than most other majors' students did.
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In 2016, there were more than 310,000 graduates in the humanities and liberal arts in the U.S. That suggests to us that the humanities and liberal arts represent a vast pool of untapped leadership for U.S. corporations.
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If you're in engineering make sure you get someone in liberal arts.
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But liberal arts degrees are still alive and as relevant as ever.
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In its early years, a Catholic ethos pervaded its liberal arts faculties.
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Swarthmore College is a private liberal arts college located in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.
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Located in Lewiston, Maine, Bates College is a private liberal arts college.
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Some small liberal-arts colleges are more than ever under financial siege.
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Mike Pence attended Hanover College, a liberal-arts school in southeast Indiana.
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Performing an appendectomy when your highest qualification is a liberal arts degree.
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And Caldwell University, a Catholic liberal-arts school, offers lectures and performances.
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He graduated from the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in Adams, Mass.
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But in the liberal arts it's an entirely different story, he said.
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In January 2016, Mr. Cox received his associate degree in liberal arts.
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Normal professions for liberal arts grads, like the law, are drying up.
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"We hit every liberal arts college on the East Coast," he said.
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I was pre-med, but I took many mandatory liberal arts courses.
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The liberal arts college located in Kentucky has a $1 billion endowment.
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Women's liberal arts colleges work and provide a strong return on investment.
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Kerry: Well, it's a liberal arts education and degree, it's a bachelor.
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Applications to the liberal arts college are up 26 percent since 22010.
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I've always been a proponent of a liberal arts education for undergraduates.
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It is a partner in developing a liberal arts education and curriculum.
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Four years at a liberal arts college did not go to waste.
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Just as students majoring in business and STEM (science, tech, engineering and math), are required to take liberal arts courses because these ideally teach critical thinking skills, students majoring in liberal arts should be required to take entrepreneurship courses.
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It is Alabama's oldest private historically black liberal arts college, the school said.
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That means that the overall number of liberal arts majors has still grown.
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I suffered through four years of terrible liberal arts college a capella music.
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Washington and Lee is a private liberal arts university located in Lexington, Virginia.
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This highly respected private, nonprofit, liberal arts college is based in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
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Bowdoin College is a private, nonprofit, liberal arts college located in Brunswick, Maine.
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Perfect for the angsty and lovelorn liberal arts student in all of us.
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Those majors were healthcare administration, social work, education, liberal arts, psychology, and biology.
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The best place you can learn those skills are in the liberal arts.
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Or consider a venerable liberal arts college like Washington and Lee in Virginia.
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"This is not a liberal arts college, circa 2016," she wrote in part.
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The ambition was to turn it into a significant American liberal arts college.
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What are your thoughts on the financial model for small liberal arts colleges?
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Liberal arts majors are more likely than STEM graduates to enter those fields.
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Institutes of technology and liberal arts colleges are excluded, as are intellectual historians.
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I wanted to do liberal arts, but I studied electrical and computer engineering.
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Even much-maligned liberal arts degrees tend to pay off in the end.
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In year 20, the liberal arts people have knocked them off the rails.
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His campaign provided a generic answer about the value of liberal arts education.
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So, as a good liberal arts student, I started envisioning a path to solvency.
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I believe in a great liberal arts education for every kid through high school.
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Richard Gunderman is the Chancellor's Professor of Medicine, Liberal Arts, and Philanthropy, Indiana University
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It's Alabama's oldest private historically black liberal arts college, according to the school's website.
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But these aggregate numbers mask systematic differences among the array of liberal arts degrees.
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Only Colby College, a small liberal-arts college in Maine, has a worse ratio.
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He based Ashesi on American liberal-arts colleges, where students combine humanities and sciences.
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I went to Oklahoma City University, a small liberal arts university, and studied sociology.
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Pomona College is one of five private, nonprofit, liberal arts colleges in Claremont, California.
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Andrew, 26, interested in women I'm a typical liberal-arts-holding 20-something cliché.
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This can be especially prevalent at small liberal arts colleges and HBCUs, alums say.
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This raises the question: Does a medical school belong with a liberal arts school?
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Frederick M. Lawrence: What critics of a liberal arts and sciences education are missing.
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This incredibly small all-male liberal arts college is in California's remote High Desert.
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Here's the problem that these liberal arts majors don't understand: They are taxing themselves.
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A group of classics majors at a liberal arts college become very, very close.
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It says it is equally looking for staff from "liberal arts" and tech backgrounds.
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Over the summer, I looked at Davidson College, a small, private, liberal arts college.
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Mr. Leonhardt says that liberal arts graduates who suffer from excessive debt are rare.
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He's stuck teaching art history at a crappy liberal arts college in Ann Arbor.
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We're working with Trinity College to bridge liberal arts graduates into careers in technology.
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"I studied the liberal arts and then went to beauty school"—cosmetology, not cosmology.
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Representatives for the all-male liberal arts college were not immediately available for comment.
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For centuries, learning how to argue was the centerpiece of a liberal-arts education.
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Brandeis University closed its campus Wednesday after the liberal arts school received emailed threats.
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He thinks of it as a progressive phantasm that has destroyed the liberal arts.
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The college has dubbed its approach "the new liberal arts" and trademarked the term.
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New York University had cast her into the world with a liberal arts degree.
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Hardin-Simmons University is a Baptist General Convention of Texas-affiliated liberal arts school.
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Our oldest, a history major, had his heart set on a liberal-arts college.
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My liberal arts degree suddenly felt useless in the face of a jobless market.
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A.), University of California at Berkeley (MBA)Major: Plan II liberal arts honor program (B.
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To win against Holzhauer, Boettcher relied on a well-rounded liberal arts and sciences education.
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The cool kids are trying new things while the liberal arts majors are getting MBAs.
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But Macklemore was a Pacific Northwest kid, and these were Pacific Northwest liberal arts students.
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But we work at that intersection of technology and the liberal arts and the humanities.
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They're not tech schools, per se, they're just good liberal arts colleges, very good schools.
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Thus began another academic year at Reed College, a liberal arts college in Portland, Oregon.
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THIS IS THE NEW – YOU KNOW, COMPUTER SCIENCE IS KIND OF THE NEW LIBERAL ARTS.
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These are the kinds of skills you learn in a basic liberal arts college program.
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Liberal-arts colleges like Stetson want faculty who can teach and do research across disciplines.
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They want to take "the liberal out of liberal arts", as Ms Mayer puts it.
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Szetela is an assistant professor in the liberal arts department at Berklee College of Music.
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Singh spent a stint studying liberal arts at New York University in New York City.
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So, forget the broad-based liberal arts thing, and all the requirements affixed to it.
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Some of the former operators studied engineering in college and some were liberal arts majors.
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Similarly, some of the non-operators had engineering degrees and some had liberal arts degrees.
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Richard Gunderman is a chancellor's professor of medicine, liberal arts, and philanthropy at Indiana University.
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Lexington is home to Transylvania University, a small, private liberal arts college in downtown Lexington.
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One knock on the liberal arts is that it's difficult to find a first job.
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These are also qualities that the liberal-arts college values, inside and outside the classroom.
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A PRACTICAL EDUCATION Why Liberal Arts Majors Make Great Employees By Randall Stross 291 pp.
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MCAM has the largest art collection of any liberal arts college on the West Coast.
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There are other universities in Maine, including prestigious liberal arts colleges like Colby and Bowdoin.
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Richard Gunderman is the chancellor's professor of medicine, liberal arts and philanthropy at Indiana University.
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I majored in music at a liberal arts college but am now a college president.
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When I was 18, I moved to Italy to attend an American liberal arts college.
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A liberal arts education fosters valuable "soft skills" like problem-solving, critical thinking and adaptability.
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More people, especially women, enrolled in STEM fields rather than humanities and liberal arts studies.
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According to the data, only 1.5 percent graduated in a humanities or liberal arts field.
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Richard Gunderman is the Chancellor's Professor of medicine, liberal arts and philanthropy at Indiana University.
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"I came to the blockchain and bitcoin space from a liberal arts background," he said.
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You could imagine her becoming dean of a really hard liberal-arts college one day.
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Some longstanding liberal arts degrees, including those in history, French and German, would be eliminated.
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These people need to all go back to school and get a liberal arts degree.
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Specifically, they found that the skills traditionally associated with liberal arts programs — such as critical thinking, communication and creativity — are among the most in-demand by employers, and that graduates of liberal arts institutions show the fastest wage growth in their 30s and 40s.
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The study compared users who said on their profiles that they attended a liberal arts college on the U.S. News and World Report's annual rankings to users who attended a ranked non-liberal-arts college or a school not on the U.S. News rankings.
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There is an unmistakably Brooksian vibe of a center-right professor at a liberal arts college.
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He says Emma Gonzalez will be going to the liberal arts school, New College of Florida.
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I went to a wonderful school, Amherst College, of the liberal arts tradition in western Massachusetts.
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Conservative supporters, meanwhile, are lauding Coates for her liberal arts background and firm grasp of history.
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Chandara tells KHON that she plans to return to school to study business and liberal arts.
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I attended a liberal arts college, graduated in 2008, and I didn't have any internship experience.
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It's technology when married with the liberal arts that impacts humanity and makes our hearts sing.
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Meanwhile, the academic job market has cratered, particularly in the liberal arts and the social sciences.
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At Lesley University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and College of Art and Design Sen.
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My two years as a submediocre liberal arts major had made me an expert at fraud.
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So I ended up going to a smaller liberal arts college, Hendrix College, in Conway, Ark.
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This landed me at Mount Holyoke College, a small liberal arts women's college in western Massachusetts.
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He describes "Adam Ruins Everything" as "a liberal arts comedy show" — everything is his subject matter.
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U.S. News ranks Wellesley College, Hillary Clinton's alma mater, No. 3 among national liberal arts colleges.
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"We've joked around that we're trying to give our algorithm a liberal arts education," Bastidas said.
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Many argue the reason for the "reverse liberal arts trend" is unprecedented increases in college tuition.
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The private liberal arts college has about 1,20113 students and is located in Yonkers, New York.
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Some people in the industry say computer science students would benefit from more liberal arts courses.
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Liberal arts colleges focus on undergraduate education, and have been known to produce incredibly successful alumni.
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Universities shuffled resources away from humanities and liberal arts toward STEM over the last three decades.
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A higher proportion of humanities and liberal arts executives also had Ph.D.'s or master's degrees.
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His second movie, "Liberal Arts" (2012), did better, and found a fond defender in Roger Ebert.
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Driving the news: Roughly three years ago, Amherst, a small liberal arts college in Amherst, Mass.
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By the 1970s, it had strengthened its liberal arts programs and joined the state university system.
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They all have science backgrounds, not liberal arts backgrounds, and they're all interested in stock options.
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The best schools by that metric tend to be highly selective universities and liberal arts colleges.
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I was sweating because I have no artistic ability, and that's what I thought liberal arts meant.
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Often people go to community college to get a two-year degree focused on the liberal arts.
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Some have argued that these latest trends are the nail in the coffin of the liberal arts.
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Founded in 1955, Harvey Mudd is a liberal arts college that focuses on undergraduate engineering and science.
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First, there's Will, a transfer to a small liberal arts college who has just lost his religion.
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Back then, the word feminism was a word saved for Gloria Steinem and liberal arts college classes.
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The average ROI for engineering schools was $653,000 compared with less than $157,0003 for liberal arts colleges.
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Those ranged from large for-profit chains like the University of Phoenix to struggling liberal arts colleges.
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English majors are often the butt of jokes regarding the "useless" nature of a liberal arts education.
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Singh spends his time playing polo, studying liberal arts, walking in fashion shows, and traveling the world.
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At the time, it was held at Westmont College, a Christian liberal arts school in Montecito, California.
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SHANGHAI/SHELTER ISLAND, New York (Reuters) - Thomas Benson once ran a small liberal arts college in Vermont.
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Brooklyn Latin's classical, liberal arts education emphasizes class debates, called Socratic Seminars, and other public speaking exercises.
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The process at my college (and many elite liberal arts schools) was particularly brutal to qualified women.
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So does the perception that liberal arts careers are more feminine while STEM careers are more masculine.
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Now she is a freshman at Agnes Scott, a small, private women's liberal arts college outside Atlanta.
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Mr. Powers rejected this approach, defending research investments and the broader goals of a liberal arts education.
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The payoff for bachelor's degrees, particularly in the liberal arts and humanities, can take longer to manifest.
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College of the Ozarks, a Christian liberal-arts college located in Missouri, has a $427 million endowment.
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Ironically, some of the least well-funded liberal arts institutions often conduct the most forward-thinking research.
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That's why at Infosys we're partnering with liberal arts colleges to train the workforce of the future.
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The Core introduces students to essential works, ideas and enduring goals of the liberal arts and sciences.
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Among the institutions Willamette considers its competitors are small liberal-arts colleges such as Reed and Whitman.
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At the nation's coding boot camps, the pitch has nothing to do with a liberal arts education.
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That may be about to change for this 0003,000-student private liberal arts college founded in 1887.
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Illinois is pairing certain majors in the liberal arts — for example, anthropology and linguistics — with computer science.
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Second, although liberal arts majors start slow, they gradually catch up to their peers in STEM fields.
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Wellesley College ranks second on the list of liberal arts colleges where students have the least debt.
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I teach at a liberal arts college, pretty much ground zero for the culture of political correctness.
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At first, Hillsdale College seems to resemble dozens of other small liberal arts schools with rich histories.
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The chaotic scene at the small liberal arts college in Vermont drew sharp criticism from the right.
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I had the great fortune to receive a comprehensive liberal arts education from an Ivy League institution.
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At a time when the relevance of the liberal arts is being questioned and federal support for the arts, humanities and sciences is threatened with deep cuts, it is worth remembering the essential role of the liberal arts curriculum at Howard in shaping the outcome of this landmark decision.
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Located in Middletown, Connecticut, Wesleyan University is a private, liberal arts school that enrolls roughly 3,000 undergraduate students.
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This incredibly small liberal arts college in California's remote High Desert recently went from all-male to coed.
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So I think a liberal arts major is just as important in the future as a coding major.
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The median American college student attends a public college, never lived in a dorm, isn't studying liberal arts.
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Even at elite liberal arts colleges, there's a lot more dialogue between liberals and conservatives than critics suggest.
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Charpentier told me about a bright student of hers who went to a top-tier liberal arts school.
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I began using the site as a newly minted (no pun intended) graduate with a liberal arts education.
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" Helen Wolter of Mountain View, Calif, describes her career path before having children as "typical liberal arts major.
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She attended a small liberal arts school to study political science where she racked up student loan debt.
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Some schools are cutting liberal arts programs while adding engineering and business programs for increasingly career-focused students.
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He was a walk-on at tiny Centenary College of Louisiana, a private liberal arts college in Shreveport.
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Calvin was certainly no liberal, but these are questions that the liberal arts classroom was designed to nurture.
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But skyrocketing college costs have a majority of Americans questioning the value a four year liberal arts degree.
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INDIGNATION Ohio, 1951: A nice Jewish boy from the East Coast enrolls at a small liberal arts college.
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Liberal arts majors, whose studies emphasize critical thinking, communication and creativity, were nestled in between, at 22015 percent.
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Robert I. Gannon's little book, The Poor Old Liberal Arts (1961) has been recently republished (Ignatius Press 85033).
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The nation simply has too many private liberal arts colleges that are individually too small to function well.
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Both Mr. Bennet and Mr. Hickenlooper are graduates of Wesleyan University, a small liberal arts college in Connecticut.
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Instead of college — too expensive, too much time, too little payoff — I'm attending a liberal arts academy online.
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Louise, who is on break from her liberal arts college, is living at home while taking summer courses.
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Students at Macalester College, a private liberal arts college in St. Paul, closely examined what happened in Rondo.
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At Purchase, a four-year liberal arts college, and other SUNY schools, it is worth close to $24,2000.
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St. Olaf, a small liberal arts institution in southern Minnesota, is starkly different from the university he left.
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To the average upper middle-class liberal arts student, this may sound like typical "right-wing" patriotic hyperbole.
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He loved storytelling, and he loved the combination of storytelling and technologies -- he called Liberal Arts and Technology.
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Liberal-arts colleges and their graduates might better draw inspiration from Schwarzman's own high school in Abington, Pennsylvania.
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It is a liberal arts college affiliated with the United Methodist Church; it is not a Bible college.
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The liberal arts college, which has about 2,850 students, describes its mission as providing excellence in Christian education.
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In 2005, the Engineers Without Borders chapter at Hope College, a Christian liberal arts college in Holland, Mich.
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Raised in the Boston suburb of Lexington, Mr. Holmes attended Gordon College, an evangelical Christian liberal arts school.
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So as it turns out, being one of those "soft" liberal arts people has worked in my favor.
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When Steinem was 18, she attended Smith College, a women's liberal arts college in Massachusetts, where she studied government.
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Conway, a native of Australia, was named president of the women&aposs liberal arts college in Northampton in 1975.
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Solomon arrived in Rome on Thursday to take summer classes at John Cabot University, a small liberal arts college.
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Talladega College, founded in 1867, is Alabama's oldest private historically black liberal arts college, according to the school's website.
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He then received a bachelor's degree in theology from Barrington College, a Christian liberal arts school in Rhode Island.
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These cross-disciplinary teams are a hallmark of Ideo, which takes a liberal arts approach to commercial product design.
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"I'm a liberal arts professor, but my husband's family is from Texas and they like to come," she says.
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It's no surprise that ultra-liberal liberal arts school Wellesley used their paper, The Wellesley News, to endorse Clinton.
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Moreover, there has been too much emphasis on vocational training and too little on the liberal arts and humanities.
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The liberal arts and sciences are not only critically important for individual career success and the overall national economy.
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"It's mistaken to think that basic liberal arts isn't what's needed for the professional world these days," Singh said.
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But this is exactly what happened at Colgate University, a liberal arts school in New York, on Monday night.
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After getting his college degree in liberal arts within the prison's walls, Leal was looking for a new challenge.
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If you majored in liberal arts, odds are you've heard your fair share of jokes at your professional expense.
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Adaptability and soft skills can be huge assets for liberal arts majors, if they know which industries to join.
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We, therefore, need to do more work to further advance the intersection of women, STEM and the liberal arts.
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Nothing can transform someone into an effective seeker of the truth better than a liberal arts and sciences education.
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A liberal arts and sciences education prepares us for a meaningful life, a purposeful life and a productive life.
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Many talented students cannot afford the substantial cost of the immersive, individualized education provided by residential liberal arts colleges.
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As a liberal-arts major who went on to a career in software, I can only scratch my head.
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For four blissful years at one of the top liberal arts schools in America, I was challenged and encouraged.
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The foundation of the success of Massachusetts' vocational-technical schools is rigorous liberal arts education and strong accountability measures.
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The courses aren't so different from most liberal-arts electives; their narrow focus gives way to more universal questions.
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Trouble arose only when Sean announced an intention to go to art school instead of a liberal-arts college.
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The most powerful bias is the one that associates women with liberal arts degrees and men with science degrees.
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Nonfiction YOU CAN DO ANYTHING The Surprising Power of a "Useless" Liberal Arts Education By George Anders 342 pp.
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But many parents and educators remain skeptical of diverting low-income students away from a classic liberal arts education.
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In the U.S., some high-profile humanities and liberal arts graduates have left their mark on the corporate world.
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First, they can make training in the humanities and liberal arts more relevant to business and job market needs.
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In 2012, when the news broke, the school was ranked the ninth-best liberal arts college by U.S. News.
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Both "merely good" schools and non-elite state universities and second-tier liberal arts colleges fare about the same.
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But on the latest Recode Decode, Cuban explained the important role liberal arts majors will play in the future.
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To the Editor: The debate about the funding of different college majors often pits STEM fields against the liberal arts.
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The pair planned to pluck the liberal arts-minded tech geniuses out of Harvard, MIT, and beyond, and fund them.
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They're students, too: students like Kaila Webb, a sophomore at Wellesley College, an all-women's liberal arts school in Massachusetts.
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Technology must intersect with the liberal arts and the humanities, to create new ideas and experiences that push society forward.
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This small liberal arts college on the coast of Maine is a triple threat: highly competitive, picturesque and price-sensitive.
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It takes you inside the gilded Aspen Institute that has been described as celebrity summer camp meets liberal-arts college.
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My liberal arts education eventually granted me a clear path toward personal freedom, a good job and a healthy relationship.
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Students at Oberlin, a liberal-arts college in Ohio, revolted over insufficiently authentic Asian cuisine, equating it to "cultural appropriation".
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Shortly before the vice president delivered the nondenominational Christian liberal arts school's commencement speech, many were seen leaving their seats.
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The typical American college student today—the typical American student activist today—doesn't attend a tiny, insular liberal arts college.
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Per Hinge's data, for dudes, liberal arts colleges perform best, and for women, schools in the southern U.S. are key.
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The only thing more pervasive than weed and irresponsible future leaders on a liberal arts college campus are useless majors.
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Two liberal arts degrees and looking for a third: I studied the expatriate but never put it together for myself.
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The small Vermont liberal arts school closed down in May 28500, after going bankrupt and failing to meet accreditation standards.
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Much has been made of liberal arts colleges specifically, and academia in general, as an echo chamber or a bubble.
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The technologist's argument begins with a suspicion that the liberal arts are of dubious academic rigor, suited mostly to dreamers.
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Robert attended Brooklyn Friends School and earned a bachelor's degree in liberal arts from Haverford College in Pennsylvania in 1943.
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For example, Colorado College, a private liberal arts college in Colorado springs, punished two writers who parodied a feminist newsletter.
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It describes itself as an "intentionally small, intellectually demanding liberal arts school," with most classes having less than 10 students.
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"The political element is too obvious," said 19-year-old Yi Shuhan, a liberal arts student at Grinnell College, Utah.
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Such hand-holding recognizes that, liberal arts education or not, everyone wants a return on investment for college dollars spent.
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Entrepreneurship can bring solutions to scale, and can especially help liberal arts graduates who have few, if any, hard skills.
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I had been a liberal arts graduate, so just to get into me a little bit, first-generation college graduate.
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Antioch met the demand, and a sleepy Yellow Springs, Ohio, liberal arts school of 500 students became a national laughingstock.
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Despite all they have heard about a liberal arts education, they are often surprised by the rigor needed to succeed.
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He graduated from Thomas Edison State University, and received a master of liberal arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Perhaps the greatest change has involved the declining status of liberal arts education and the historical studies at its core.
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The two books also raise hard questions about who exactly can turn a liberal arts degree into a successful career.
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The small Vermont liberal arts school closed down in May 85033 after going bankrupt and failing to meet accreditation standards.
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Small liberal arts schools like Minnesota's Carleton College and Jesuit universities like Nebraska's Creighton also have wait times stretching weeks.
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A traditional liberal arts curriculum includes subjects, like philosophy and literature, that seemingly have little relevance in the modern workplace.
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Perhaps your liberal arts professor threw them in while discussing, say, George Washington as the "father" of our democratic nation.
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Students often falsely assumed that a humanities or liberal arts degree has far less employment potential than one in STEM.
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The women first encounter each other as fellow art students at a privileged liberal arts college in upstate New York.
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Anchored by Antioch College, a liberal arts school with Unitarian roots, the village long has attracted an intellectual, activist populace.
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Cases include the California attorney general, a Democrat, being subjected to the heckler's veto at a private liberal arts college.
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Not surprisingly, the focus of these reports is the generalization that STEM majors pay graduates better than liberal arts majors.
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All the values that are supposed to be at the core of a liberal arts education go by the wayside.
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Once I left the army, I started dating a liberal arts co-ed whose best friend was a drug dealer.
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It's human judgment to shape these platforms and that's why ultimately, I still believe in the liberal arts and humanities.
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In 29.7, after losing its accreditation, the school was revived as a liberal arts college by members of the Mormon Church.
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The lowest earning positions for bachelor's degree recipients are in the liberal arts and humanities – often starting at $29,000, said Strohl.
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And how do you think working at a liberal arts college shapes the way you look at the mathematics community today?
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And there's the whole pattern of the dominant culture being completely unaware of what's going on at the liberal arts colleges.
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Several years ago, we had this incident on campus, and it sent shock waves throughout our small, elite liberal arts college.
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This perfect profession ("Young Kangaroo Assistant") is yet another example of something your liberal arts degree didn't prepare you to do.
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The new store is located nearby Gallaudet University, the world's only liberal arts university for the deaf and hard of hearing.
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The liberal arts school then issued a Twitter alert about an armed person and said a law enforcement search was underway.
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But when I returned to my high school Wednesday, it wasn't to reminisce about or indulge again in the liberal arts.
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"I was fortunate enough to be raised — I went to a progressive, liberal arts school for my whole life," he began.
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How can the value of liberal arts be demonstrated when public discourse increasingly defines educational value in terms of initial income?
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The dean of students for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, David Cohen, a botanist, was going to teach ballet.
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Liberal arts professors who are ardent believers in teaching only for the joy of learning regardless of the debt burden accumulated?
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Jefferson's system of education was grounded in the liberal arts because he saw sensitivity to power structures as a civic responsibility.
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The Vermont-based liberal arts college said it aims to run completely on renewable energy sources by the end of 2028.
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All in all, Bauhaus Dessau sounds like a lofty liberal arts college where the spirit of invention is infectious and unstoppable.
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But according to Rosenberg and Cuban, a liberal arts degree may still be your best insurance against the coming robot workforce.
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Serebrennikov's supporters believe the authorities, in preparation for the vote, want to cow the liberal arts world into suppressing political criticism.
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The property is a 10-minute walk from the University of Redlands, a private liberal arts school with about 5,000 students.
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I found no real differences among school types, such as small, private liberal arts colleges as compared with large research universities.
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On the one hand, his Western, liberal arts-educated self bristled at the idea of any potential censorship of individual expression.
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Science, academia (at least liberal arts and social sciences), and journalism do tend to draw their personnel from left-leaning demographics.
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The 13 students represent the stew of political views at Southwestern University, a liberal arts campus in mostly red Georgetown, Tex.
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After graduating from Lamberton High School in 21981 she attended the University of Minnesota, earning a bachelor's degree in liberal arts.
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The liberal arts is a favorite target of politicians, with the latest salvo coming from the governor of Kentucky, Matt Bevin.
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Moreover, the reality that apparently favors liberal arts majors is precisely what makes the current job market so forbidding: extreme precariousness.
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Advocates of the liberal arts will maintain that the intellectual experiences fostered in these disciplines ought to be available to everyone.
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He signed up for the Liberal Arts Council; he joined the Black Student Alliance; he practically lived at the Student Union.
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Raped two years ago at her small liberal arts college, Hannah swallowed hundreds of Benadryl tablets shortly after and was hospitalized.
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I was a reasonably good-natured kid from a modest Catholic household when I showed up to my liberal arts campus.
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I did not have a good liberal arts education in high school or in college, but did it change my life?
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As the appeals court decision explains, the plaintiff in Biel has a degree in liberal arts and a secular teaching credential.
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Going away to Bucknell University -- a small liberal arts college with a mostly white student body -- was a complete culture shock.
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She ran for freshman representative on the liberal arts student council, but she wasn't one of the campus's leading young politicians.
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The Janet here is named Janet, and she's an English major at a small Midwestern liberal arts college in the 1970s.
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Then I attended a private liberal arts college in Connecticut where most of the students were from a very different socioeconomic class.
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Was there a point where you decided you'd prefer to work at a liberal arts college rather than a big research university?
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But even traditional liberal arts students, such as English or classics majors, often acquire skills that complement those of hardcore data scientists.
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The app is currently only available at Furman University — the South Carolina liberal arts college where Buffington and Droll met as students.
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Seemingly every sort of campus was struck, from Ivy League universities to community colleges, big state schools to small liberal arts institutions.
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Harlan Brown, running coach extraordinaire, has been chased into hiding at a small liberal arts college out of suspicion that he's gay.
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If there are requirements for the most elite escorts, the perfect résumé includes a liberal arts degree and an East Coast pedigree.
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Gallaudet University is a liberal arts institution in Washington, D.C. It's specifically designed for students who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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He looked exactly the way I expected a tenured liberal arts professor to look: gray stubble on his face, a disarming smile.
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Some politicians, including Governor Rick Scott of Florida and even President Obama, have questioned whether liberal arts degrees are worth the investment.
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The liberal arts empower graduates Back at Washington University, the program seems to have ignited a spark in some of its graduates.
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They understood that the purpose of the liberal arts is not only to understand the world but also to change the world.
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Most of the guest speakers at my liberal arts school were leftist journalists, leftist activists, or leftist professors from other leftists schools.
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The department could design incentives to ensure that the liberal arts remain a strong and vibrant core of the higher education ecosystem.
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ERIC M. NELSON New York I am a freshman at a top liberal arts college, one of the nation's most selective institutions.
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"That's terrifying, and only exists because our society has privileged engineering and computer science over a social science or liberal arts education."
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One was Bennington College in Vermont, a liberal arts school that concluded test scores were an overrated indicator of future academic performance.
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Synopsis: In the comedic drama "Liberal Arts," Josh Radnor played Jesse Fisher, a college-admissions officer who is disillusioned with his life.
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Without the liberal arts, STEM education will not be able to graduate a new generation that is equipped for the challenges ahead.
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In 1997, when he was nineteen, he left to attend Grinnell College, a small liberal-arts school in the middle of Iowa.
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Liberal arts programs would also better prepare students for the 21st century economy by incorporating principles of entrepreneurship into the general curriculum.
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Hampshire College, a liberal arts school with about students 1,400 in Massachusetts, will no longer fly the U.S. flag on its campus.
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Contrary to what your parents might have told you, a liberal arts degree means a near-infinite set of possible job titles.
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To Nakesha, Williams College, a competitive private liberal arts school in pastoral Berkshire County, must have seemed a world away from home.
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GW couldn't have changed me more, but I was a liberal arts major, and I had never taken a single business course.
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It is home to an influential liberal arts college with an endowment of more than $1 billion, and also a Monsanto plant.
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Smart schools are encouraging students to major in liberal arts, but they are also coupling practical career and professional training with them.
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I know you've probably read stories about liberal-arts college graduates who ran up enormous debts and now can't find decent work.
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Over six years, Tough visited big universities and small liberal arts colleges and community colleges, speaking with more than a hundred students.
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I was in my early 30s and had a year of teaching experience at a prestigious liberal arts college under my belt.
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The proposal initially faced opposition from some at the university, who saw it as a distraction from Yale's core liberal arts mission.
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About 2,600 students are enrolled at the liberal arts women's college, located just two blocks from the park where Majors was killed.
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On Campus LEWISBURG, Pa. — A liberal arts education should push students to take intellectual risks and see the world in new ways.
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The humanities teach what it means to be human, and the liberal arts can still teach what it means to be free.
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Elite liberal arts colleges such as Bowdoin, Carleton, Davidson and Grinnell, for example, show on average white populations of nearly 2628 percent.
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Once back in Gaza, she wants to teach at a university and expose Gazans to the tenets of a liberal arts education.
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But, if expanded more widely, it could press programs to ignore a traditional liberal arts education, where the earning power is reduced.
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College keepsake I gained a broader perspective on life during my time at Luther College, a small liberal arts college in Iowa.
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In that time, the little liberal arts college in Brunswick, Me., has risen to the top of the heap in financial performance.
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This was 1976-1977, and it was really the first generation of a liberal arts major who was being introduced to computing.
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Several Republicans have portrayed a liberal arts education as an expendable, sometimes frivolous luxury that taxpayers should not be expected to pay for.
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I was interested in the research track and willing to do that, but I was also very attracted to the liberal arts environment.
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But profound changes within higher education have taken place over the past two decades with the proliferation of new liberal arts degree programs.
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Fortunately, a number of liberal arts "work colleges" exist that allow you to earn your degree with elbow grease in addition to studying.
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"It's uncanny how much we have in common," Karen, who is now a liberal arts program director at the same college, tells PEOPLE.
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In fact, the number one school for salary potential is a small liberal arts college with a total undergraduate enrollment of just 844.
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The average scholarship is nearly $1003,2100, making this top liberal arts school with a stunning campus harder to get in to than afford.
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John Hopkins University wasn't accepting female undergraduates at the time, so she went to Goucher College, a small liberal arts school in Maryland.
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If they're not safe in their classrooms, that's the end of liberal arts... If no one is safe to teach, then we're done.
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The average scholarship is just over $48,000, making this top liberal arts school with a stunning campus harder to get into than afford.
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Although these are not the issues trending on liberal arts campuses, these are the issues facing not only "real Americans," but the majority.
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And odds are, the author would be a liberal arts student or recent graduate, their Sociology 101 coursework still fresh in the mind.
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The broad liberal arts curriculum, despite its numerous benefits, means that I cannot study in a program more specialized toward my true interests.
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Traditionally, a liberal arts education sought truth by exposing students to a marketplace of ideas, studying the past for insights into the present.
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No liberal arts college class on "power, privilege and hierarchy" will tell you that white working-class men have become a disadvantaged group.
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That sort of discussion continues today concerning the value of a liberal-arts education in general, particularly as costs have continued to skyrocket.
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"Exclusive, dues-paying social organizations no longer effectively meet the needs of our residential liberal arts environment," Smith said in her message Friday.
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There's a liberal arts college Musicology paper waiting to be written comparing 808s and Heartbreak and Yeezus to Station to Station and Low.
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Smith College, a small liberal arts college in Massachusetts, said it would provide room and board for those who have no other options.
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Meditation should not be expected to improve employees' productivity, just as a liberal arts education should not be expected to provide vocational training.
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Those younger siblings have reacted by standing in line to get into oversubscribed computer science programs, which seem more practical than liberal arts.
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Tune in to Fox News on any given night and you'll find yourself dropped into a controversy on some liberal arts college somewhere.
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Richard Gunderman, Chancellor's Professor of Medicine, Liberal Arts, and Philanthropy, Indiana UniversityThis article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license.
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So in some sense, there is nothing unusual about leadership as the ultimate purpose of the liberal arts education we practice and deliver.
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I stayed because I liked the actual work, which is both creative and analytical; evidence shows that liberal arts grads are excellent workers.
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In real life, Mr. Giani left Monticchiello after working low-paying jobs for years and moved north to Bologna to study liberal arts.
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In an age of inflamed rhetoric — both online and off — a fundamental principle of liberal arts education is being tested in new ways.
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We found that only a little under 12 percent of humanities and liberal arts graduates in the corporate world attended Ivy League schools.
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From 2010 until 2014, he was the president of Midland University, a small liberal-arts school in his home town of Fremont, Nebraska.
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"In 10 years, a liberal arts degree in philosophy will be worth more than a traditional programming degree," Cuban told AOL in 2017.
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The music moguls Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre gave $70 million to create a degree that combines business, marketing, design and liberal arts.
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Few have followed the lead of elite liberal arts colleges like Williams and Bowdoin, where students can be expelled for participating in fraternities.
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"This survey was ill-conceived on many levels," wrote Liberal Arts College Dean Josh Hochschild in an email obtained by The Mountain Echo.
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And when I was waiting in line to sign up for my courses, I saw that I was in the line for liberal arts.
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MARGARET MCGIRRGreenwich, Connecticut The real limits on free speech at American colleges over the past 30 years have not been in the liberal arts.
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Further, the average scholarship is nearly $50,000, making this top liberal arts school with a stunning campus harder to get in to than afford.
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The curriculum is heavily focused on computer science and programming, but also includes liberal arts classes and courses in practical skills like job interviewing.
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When the former president was deployed as a Navy pilot after their engagement, Bush entered women's liberal arts school Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts.
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"For Apple, we believe strongly that the most important things in life stand at the intersection of technology and the liberal arts," Cook said.
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After graduating from historically black liberal arts college Spelman, Abrams went on to earn degrees from the University of Texas and Yale Law School.
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The average scholarship is just over $48,000, making this top liberal arts school with a stunning campus harder to get in to than afford.
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As the New York Times reports, she's taken tours of the East Coast Ivy Leagues in addition to liberal arts institutions across the country.
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Spicer himself attended a liberal arts college in the northeast In fact, he attended Connecticut College, the very one at which I teach now.
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Whereas Morris learnt plastering and Austin served a machinist's apprenticeship, Lewis attended Williams College, a liberal-arts school in the hills of western Massachusetts.
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The academy's students, who come mostly from the Middle East and North Africa, receive not only musical training but also a liberal-arts education.
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Our first poll surveyed registered Republican voters and found 74 percent felt a four year liberal arts degree is no longer worth the cost.
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According to Kaplan, many families believe that state schools are always the cheapest option and that private liberal arts colleges are always prohibitively expensive.
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"We've created this liberal arts environment in the middle of a prison," Robert Henke, professor and director of the program, told the Post-Dispatch.
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Trump Jr.'s speech was part of a sold-out annual fundraiser for Faulkner University, a private, Christian liberal arts school in Montgomery, Ala.
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I'm a communications professor at a small liberal arts college in the Midwest, and I only get paid nine months out of the year.
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Of course, he's probably most responsible for my attaining an unemployable Liberal Arts degree and the resulting tens of thousands of dollars in debt.
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Partner schools encompass huge state school systems, and small liberal arts colleges alike ranging from California's UC and Cal State systems to Williams College.
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Two years later, the First Amendment, perhaps miraculously given the existential threat to it evidently posed by our liberal arts students, remains in effect.
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He was also admitted to small but highly selective liberal arts schools like Pomona College and large public universities like the University of Michigan.
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Small classes, deep engagement with professors, and a focus on the Classics — they could be scenes from an elite and expensive liberal arts college.
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Interpretive dance may not be in demand, but the competencies that liberal arts majors emphasize — writing, synthesis, problem solving — are sought after by employers.
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The Tandon School recently started "A Bridge to N.Y.U. Tandon," aimed at preparing students with non-STEM backgrounds like liberal arts for master's programs.
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If they want to pay for them to attend a highly selective private college, religious institution or small liberal arts college, it's their money.
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An estimated 100 to 150 students at the liberal arts college shouted down Mr. Murray, who had been invited by a conservative student group.
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Four-year college or liberal arts education is not for everyone, and many people need stronger alternative pathways to skills and the labor market.
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Hannah excelled as a student, as a high school athlete, and by 2015 she was enrolled at Oberlin College, a prestigious liberal arts school.
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In earlier eras, the stereotype (in America at least) was that only grating liberal arts college activists downed Tofurky dogs and seed-based salads.
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The conventional wisdom is that computer science and engineering majors have better employment prospects and higher earnings than their peers who choose liberal arts.
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When I applied for my first job, as an English professor at a liberal arts college, they told me I beat 603 other candidates.
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In 2016, she went to a liberal arts college in Minnesota to study literature, while also practicing piano two and half hours a day.
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Tired of living in New York, Ms. McNair, a Harlem native, applied to New England College, a private liberal arts school in New Hampshire.
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They're paying the STEM professor double what they're paying the liberal arts professor, because the marketplace says there's much more demand for those careers.
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The average scholarship is just over $45,000, making the total cost less than $23,000 for a top liberal arts school with a stunning campus.
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The average scholarship is just over $48,000, making the total cost less than $20,000 for a top liberal arts school with a stunning campus.
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"It's not just a young person's thing," said Willa Zhen, a professor of liberal arts and food studies at the Culinary Institute of America.
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Green Mountain College, an environmental liberal arts school 90 minutes east of Albany, sits at the very end of Main Street in Poultney, Vermont.
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You've probably seen a performance of Hair at your local community theater, or at your liberal arts college, or in your cooky aunt Beth's backyard.
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You've probably seen a performance of Hair at your local community theater, or at your liberal arts college, or in your cooky aunt Beth's backyard.
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With a liberal arts education and a history major, she took a shot at computer coding at Andersen Consulting, which was later bought by Accenture.
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Reed College students were ranked as the most liberal and the second most studious in Princeton Review's survey of its top 382 liberal arts colleges.
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Yale teaches a liberal arts curriculum and requires students take classes in humanities and arts; sciences and social sciences; foreign languages; quantitative reasoning; and writing.
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Though he grew up on Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw, Hayes ended up majoring in piano at a small liberal arts college in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Erik Nielson is assistant professor of liberal arts at the University of Richmond and co-editor of "The Hip Hop & Obama Reader" (Oxford UP, 2015).
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The small liberal arts college borrowed more than a combined $10 million from a bank and the church itself, according to documents obtained by CNN.
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Auburn is a picturesque campus that could be mistaken for a northeastern liberal arts school, the main difference being the conservative bent of Auburn's students.
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The titular character, Leah (The Witch's Morgan Saylor) is an unpaid media intern and liberal-arts undergrad who moves into Ridgewood with her best friend.
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Graduates from liberal-arts and bible colleges tend to fare the best by our metrics, enjoying thousands of dollars a year worth of spiritual fulfilment.
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Sitting in first place is Reed, a liberal-arts college in Oregon, whose students are known for both their intellectual curiosity and relaxed social attitudes.
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In contrast, those who concentrated on arts and performing arts or liberal arts and humanities feel the least secure about their futures, the survey found.
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Garthwait, a prominent donor to the liberal arts college, where a leadership center bears his name, said the photo was taken at a fraternity party.
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We got people from SCAD, the Savannah College of Art and Design, we got computer programmers, we got business majors, we got liberal arts majors.
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After securing a $10 million loan, the tiny liberal arts college was forced to shutter its doors in May 2016, citing a "crushing" debt load.
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For designers and liberal arts majors who are using more lightweight apps for writing essays or drawing sketches, a tablet may be a better fit.
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Life at the Bauhaus was in many ways a precursor to the bohemianism that took hold in America's liberal arts colleges half a century later.
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"You get camaraderie, break some tension and stress," said Timothy Jay, a professor of psychology at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in the Berkshires.
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Mark Fertig is a comic book enthusiast who serves as chair of Art and Art History at Susquehanna University, a liberal arts college in Pennsylvania.
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Liberal arts colleges — whose leaders have been some of the most vocal critics of rankings — generally fared much better using criteria that included job satisfaction.
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I first heard FGL's "Cruise" four years ago while sitting in a dorm room with two friends at a liberal arts college in Portland, Oregon.
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Things are no different at Grinnell, a small, exclusive liberal arts college that plays on the Division III level, where there are no athletic scholarships.
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Founded to develop leaders and thinkers, American higher education started in 1636 as a liberal arts education, a greenhouse for civic leadership and classical learning.
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So when students carrying such mentality move on to colleges, they lack an appreciation for the liberal arts way of learning which they deem impractical.
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But most counselors do suggest visiting a mix of college types, like an urban college, a large public university and a small liberal arts campus.
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STEM graduates still tend to have high earnings throughout their careers, and most colleges require all students — including STEM majors — to take liberal arts courses.
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Liberal arts advocates often argue that education should emphasize the development of the whole person, and that it is much broader than just job training.
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In order to determine the best liberal arts schools, U.S. News considered student outcomes, faculty resources, financial resources, expert opinion, student excellence and alumni giving.
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Compare the results with those of Houghton College, a liberal arts institution affiliated with the Wesleyan Church in the Genesee Valley in western New York.
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The city is home to Hickory White, one of the country's oldest furniture manufacturers, as well as Lenoir-Rhyne University, a private liberal arts institution.
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But he also loved French and classic literature, so in college opted to study English literature at Middlebury, a small liberal arts college in Vermont.
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Burrow, who was awarded a master&aposs degree in liberal arts on Friday, acknowledged his laser focus on football in Baton Rouge kept him sequestered.
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" The Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Shiller defends the skills learned by English majors and other liberal arts graduates in his new book, "Narrative Economics.
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It's set at a liberal arts college in the '70s, and everyone who reads it either loves it or despises it or both at once.
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At Pursuit, Mr. Rosado, who has a two-year community college degree in liberal arts, got an intensive immersion in programming languages, concepts and projects.
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" (Where some of these kill-the-humanities pieces are concerned, the strongest case for the liberal arts is made just in trying to read them.) How much better is the view of another Silicon Valley figure, who argued that "technology alone is not enough — it's technology married with liberal arts, married with the humanities, that yields us the result that makes our heart sing.
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To the Editor: That state and national politicians denounce education in the humanities and liberal arts as somehow being less worthy of taxpayer dollars is farcical.
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An engineering school, like Carnegie Mellon, might want to use Handshake to give extra prominence to liberal arts students who could otherwise fall through the cracks.
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I was a theater major at a liberal arts college, which, among other things, taught me that I could never be a lead in this body.
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When I graduated with a liberal arts degree in 2401 and moved to Seattle, the city was still affordable, but skilled jobs were in short supply.
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He ended up at Claremont McKenna, a small liberal arts college outside of LA — a place he'd never even visited until his first day of school.
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Some of the best teenage writers from all around the world converged on this small liberal arts campus and wrote poetry and fiction for two weeks.
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The Posse Foundation provided him a full scholarship for college, said Eric Sieger, director of media relations at Carleton College, a small, private liberal arts school.
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Just four days before the shooting, Gonzalez was looking towards the future on a tour of New College of Florida, a liberal arts school in Sarasota.
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Davis is studying music at Brevard College, a small liberal arts school, nestled just outside Pisgah National Forest in the Appalachian Mountains of western North Carolina.
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Washington University's Prison Education Project is just one of scores of programs across the country that grant liberal arts degrees to incarcerated or formerly incarcerated people.
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These are the broad — dare we say, liberal arts — skills each of us will need in order to complement machines, rather than be replaced by them.
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Lynn University, the liberal arts school out of Boca Raton, Florida, is now allowing their students to partake in approved General Assembly courses for course credits.
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Academic Twitter was abuzz last month after noted career coach Karen Kelsky posted a leaked email from an assistant dean in SIU's College of Liberal Arts.
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The Democratic aide noted several officials in the Trump administration have ties to those who graduated from the liberal arts college, including DeVos' brother, Erik Prince.
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Instead of cutting out school time at the expense of liberal arts — English, history, government, music and more — we should cross-pollinate each to the other.
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In the spirit of liberal-arts exploration, though, she enrolled in an introductory philosophy course whose reading list included Karl Marx's 1844 manuscripts concerning worker alienation.
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In an English masters class, I received the only A in a room full of English and liberal arts majors — and I was a chemistry major.
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Jobs that rely more on personal judgement, critical thinking and creativity — skills more often associated with a liberal arts degree — are less at risk, he says.
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Originally known as King William's School, the school changed its name in 1784 and is now one of the top liberal arts schools in the nation.
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Whether it is other small liberal arts colleges like Swarthmore in Pennsylvania or big universities like Florida State, campus hotels are joining the lodging big leagues.
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No one can give a solid enough answer of why it's important for an elite liberal arts school to have a strong D-III athletic program.
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The longest continuously running broom workshop in the country, and perhaps the most interesting, is on the campus of Berea College, a Kentucky liberal arts institution.
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The coaches wore shirts bearing the logos of every kind of program: Bible colleges and Ivy League universities, big state schools and small liberal arts institutions.
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Through this program, students complement their core liberal arts education with technological skills and applied learning that will position them to thrive in the digital workplace.
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Mr. Hannan said the school was sensitive to preserving liberal arts majors — like political science and history — in its review, though some specialties would be discontinued.
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Each has a long legacy atop the list of the best liberal arts colleges, and they are also the two most expensive schools on the list.
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Among elite private institutions, official programs remain rare, though Wesleyan University, the Connecticut liberal arts school, announced a formalized three-year track about five years ago.
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Benjamin explained that as an applicant with a liberal arts degree, he felt his biggest challenge would be to shore up doubts about his quantitative experience.
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In the fall of 1977, when he arrived, Hanover was the kind of liberal arts school where young minds were gently opened by professors and classmates.
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Don't go to graduate school because you have a liberal arts degree and don't know what else to do and have always been good at school.
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The bride's father is a professor of mathematics and the executive associate dean in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Iowa.
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The critical issue is that exclusively focusing on jobs obscures a larger question in the debate about the liberal arts: the purpose of a university education.
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"I personally think there's going to be a greater demand in 10 years for liberal arts majors than there were for programming," Cuban tells Bloomberg. Why?
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As Harvard researchers David J. Deming and Kadeem L. Noray have found, by mid-career, liberal arts majors have caught up with science and engineering graduates.
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To offer those students only narrow vocational study is to reinforce the notion that the liberal arts, and especially the humanities, are reserved for the elite.
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His parents, evangelical Christians, sent Wallace to Wheaton College, a Christian liberal arts school in Illinois, where he met Grace Carder, whom he married in 1952.
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Not surprisingly, the College of Liberal Arts was targeted, with total graduate enrollment capped at 500 (compared to its previous 750) and budget allocations generally decreased.
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Hacking for Defense has vaulted beyond Stanford into the course catalogues of schools from the Ivy League to state systems, land grant colleges, and liberal arts institutions.
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For summer 2019, RISD launches a set of studio and liberal arts courses in the Azores, Berlin, Denmark, Japan, South Africa, and at RISD's site in Rome.
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At Oberlin College, an extremely progressive liberal arts school with a large of number of Jewish students, I continued to pay no attention to my ethnic background.
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Haverford's liberal arts curriculum requires that students study in areas such as meaning, interpretation and creative expression or analysis and the social world: individuals, institutions and cultures.
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It's sort of like the show had unleashed some kind of liberal arts symposium where people could just sort of discuss and debate, but without picking fights.
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"Muhammad Ali was a person who respected other faiths," said Shakir, who is co-founder of Zaytuna College in California, the nation's first Muslim liberal arts college.
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The vigil took place at the university's East Mall in front of the Liberal Arts Building, near the Winship Drama Building, where Weiser was last seen Sunday.
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BV: As you mention, "Anthropocene" has recently become a buzzword in the liberal arts, but you've been exploring these issues in your work for several years now.
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Mr. Vought is a graduate of Wheaton College, which bills itself as "an explicitly Christian, academically rigorous, fully residential liberal arts college and graduate school" in Illinois.
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All of these jobs offer median yearly salaries of at least $55,000 — that's more than $12,500 higher than what liberal arts majors' typical salaries, according to Glassdoor.
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There are three sets of skills needed to perform the duties of the "office of private citizen"; each is developed by a liberal arts and sciences education.
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We started by looking at the top 100 national universities and top 100 national liberal arts colleges in the U.S. News and World Report 2019 college rankings.
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Baginstock, on the coast of Maine, was one of those boutique liberal-arts colleges that younger siblings go to in order to avoid their family's legacy school.
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Mostly private liberal arts colleges are at risk of being overlooked by applicants who want more affordable schooling, reported Tara Siegel Bernard for The New York Times.
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He's a retired Air Force colonel, failed Iowa politician, denounced professor at a small liberal arts college — and Trump's national campaign co-chair and chief policy adviser.
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In 2017, students are still stressed out, the amenities arms race has not abated and the liberal arts continues to lose ground to business, and now tech.
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The occupation places Swarthmore, a small liberal arts school with a progressive reputation, at the center of a continuing national debate over sexual assault on college campuses.
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It is also the home of the University of the South, a liberal-arts college tucked into 13,000 acres on the southern end of the Cumberland Plateau.
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Liberal arts graduates bring a depth and breadth of knowledge from across the humanities and social sciences that complement the hard skills of engineers and data scientists.
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In short, it is in high school that the seeds of real liberal arts thinking should be planted, and colleges can nurture and graft onto that start.
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The creativity and critical thinking skills of a liberal arts degree prepare our young people for a life that is much more than just a first job.
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The Christian liberal arts college fired a political science professor named Larycia Hawkins for a Facebook post she wrote that was intended to express solidarity with Muslims.
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In " The Isolation of College Libertarians," Tom Ciccotta writes: A liberal arts education should push students to take intellectual risks and see the world in new ways.
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The stereotypical embodiment of America's high university costs, much loved by journalists, is the part-time barista with a liberal-arts degree and a six-digit debt.
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The proposal was especially bitter for liberal arts professors, who have viewed their disciplines as the backbone of the college experience but now fear losing their jobs.
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But they are also confronting a growing skepticism of the liberal arts, often a focus of nontraditional programs, and a desire for a higher return on investment.
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Purchase College is a public liberal arts college and one of the most respected art schools—a hidden gem located within the greater New York City region.
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The liberal arts college in Western Massachusetts was founded in 1970 as a radical experiment in education: There are no grades, and students chart their own coursework.
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My colleagues and I propelled a couple of kids to the Ivy League, a few to private liberal arts colleges, and many to public universities where they thrived.
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Pursuing an undergraduate business degree situated in a rich liberal arts and sciences curriculum can be wonderful, but they are not a direct path to the C-suite.
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I think one of the things I didn't address in the talk, but almost did, is the divide in the community between research universities and liberal arts colleges.
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I went to a liberal arts college in the American South where the first few weeks of the fall semester always overlapped with the start of hurricane season.
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If a liberal arts major is more likely to go into teaching over, say, investment banking, that might reflect differences in preferences, rather than differences in career preparation.
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"It takes you inside the gilded Aspen Institute, which has been described as celebrity summer camp meets liberal-arts college," writes Alisha Haridasani Gupta of the briefings team.
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They meant that Southern black boys like me were more likely to end up incarcerated than working beside wonderful white faculty at so-called elite liberal arts colleges.
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Read more here An elite liberal arts college, Amherst is one of a small group of schools that will meet 100% of the demonstrated financial need of students.
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"It takes you inside the gilded Aspen Institute, which has been described as celebrity summer camp meets liberal-arts college," writes Alisha Haridasani Gupta, of our Briefings team.
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