<p>anyone majoring in this? what does it enable you to do after school?</p>
<p>"Liberal Arts" isn't a major itself, but a large group of majors that fall under the heading of "liberal arts." These include languages (Greek, Latin, French, etc.), philosophy, Classics, history, English, etc.</p>
<p>so if i major in a liberal arts major...lets say philosophy or psyc. or something like that, will graduate schools accept me for say...business?</p>
<p>im asking this because im finding a tough situation. i want to transfer to school (from jr college) in the spring. i didnt know that many require a calc. class BEFORE entering. this would mean i have to take at least 3 more math classes at my jr college before i would be able to get in. also PSU does not allow ANY transfer students into the Smeal college of business which surprised me greatly. </p>
<p>would it work if i entered as say a liberal arts major and then switched to business?</p>
<p>All I know is that many, many students in grad business schools come with liberal arts degrees (after the requisite work experience). </p>
<p>Anyone else wanna jump in with some advice?</p>
<p>thanks..and thanks for telling more people to jump in ;)</p>