Hillsdale College - Michigan

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This major uses many lenses to understand the complicated, messy and diverse lives of people in the United States and beyond. As an interdisciplinary department, the major pulls from several disciplines — history, literature, environmental science, food science, sociology — to explore U.S. culture.

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The number of applications of mathematics has grown exponentially in the natural, physical and social sciences over the last century. In addition, the computer has transformed problem-solving in both pure and applied mathematics. This program is designed to prepare students for a variety of careers or graduate and professional schools. Mathematics majors study the relationships between numbers, structures and patterns.

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Through this major, students develop critical thinking, exploration, and analysis—skills at the core of the study of classical liberal arts—while coming to understand the vital role art has played through Western European and American history and continues to play today. Students will develop their talents in traditional and new media while exploring the history of art and their place in it.

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