The Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies Curriculum
Bachelor of Arts majors complete 121 credits from varying disciplines to earn their degree.
The B.A. in Liberal Studies offers a broad-based liberal arts program in the first two years that capitalizes on general education courses, which help students build the foundation for further study in advanced level courses in the liberal arts disciplines. Students are able to select courses around specific interests while engaging with a curriculum that is integrated, experiential, and that capitalizes on the notion that true learning can be made tangible.

Students in the B.A program take courses in a variety of the liberal arts disciplines: English, Humanities, Social Science, Education, Art, Communications, and World Languages. Additional elective options are offered in Business, Mathematics, Computer Science, Natural Science, and Physical Education. Internships, study abroad or independent study are also core requirements in this BA program. Students have the opportunity to engage in experiential learning, focused study, and interdisciplinary courses.
Curriculum Outline
B.A. majors complete 121 credits to earn their degree.
- 37 Core Requirements at the 1000-2000 level
- 24 General Education Core Requirements at the 3000-4000 level
- 48 B.A. Elective Credits
- 12 Major Requirement Credits
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Graduation/Transfer Credit Worksheet
Questions? Contact us for more information!
Jill Hinckley, MAT/English
Assistant Dean of Academics
802.387.6825
jhinckley@landmark.edu
Dr. Adrienne Major
Academic Dean
802.387.7143
amajor@landmark.edu