liberal studies

noun

1. functioning as singular a supplementary arts course for those specializing in scientific, technical, or professional studies

Example Sentences

Emilio Carrasco, a junior majoring in Liberal Studies at California State University, Fresno, works 20 hours as an administrative assistant in the dean’s office of the Department of Education at his university.

From Seattle Times

“When I pulled my transcript to verify, I realized I was mistaken. My degree is in Liberal Studies. I apologize for my misstatement,” Ogles said in a statement released Sunday.

From Seattle Times

“Last week, I requested an official copy of my transcript and learned that I was actually awarded a broader degree in Liberal Studies with minors in Political Science and English.”

From Seattle Times

“However, we will continue to provide a strong liberal arts core and offer classes in the subjects above. Also, it’s important to mention that Marymount will continue to have a BA in liberal studies going forward.”

From Washington Post

Zwerner attended James Madison University, graduating in 2019 with a bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies and minors in Elementary Education and Music.

From Seattle Times

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