Liberal Degrees - What are my choices?

I have been wondering, which academic degrees lean more towards liberal arts? I'd prefer a major that aligns with my interests. Thanks!

Sure, I'd be happy to help clarify! When it comes to liberal arts, remember that it's a broad category that encompasses many different majors. Here are some that you might consider:

English Literature/Language: This major typically includes studying a variety of literature, poetry, and prose from different periods, cultures, and perspectives.

History: History majors study past events through diverse lenses, including socio-economic, political, and cultural aspects.

Political Science: This field explores the theory and practice of politics and government at a local, national, and international level.

Sociology: Sociology involves the study of human social behavior, social groups, and societies.

Anthropology: This field explores human societies and cultures over space and time.

Philosophy: Philosophy majors examine fundamental questions about existence, reality, knowledge, values, and more.

Foreign Languages: Studying a foreign language in-depth often involves exploring its corresponding culture, literature, and history.

Psychology: Psychology studies the human mind and behavior, broadly speaking.

Economics: Although sometimes categorized under business, economics integrates elements of both social and mathematical understandings - about how societies allocate commodities and value services, resources, and money.

Remember, a liberal arts education isn't confined to these majors. The arts and certain science disciplines, like Environmental Science and Biology, also fall under this category. Each one of these fields provides different perspectives and methodologies for understanding our world. What's most important is finding a subject that truly aligns with your passions and goals.