Maryville University of Saint Louis College of Arts and Sciences

• Actuarial Science  - Advanced undergraduate program prepares students for careers as business executives specializing in the evaluation and assessment of financial risk.
• Biology  - Details of program features, admission and degree requirements, recommended course sequence, and career possibilities.
• Biomedical Science  - Program designed to prepare students for general positions in the health and natural sciences fields.
• Chemistry  - Program overview, information on admission and degree requirements, faculty profiles, and links to chemistry-related websites.
• Clinical Laboratory Science  - Introduction to the clinical laboratory science profession and information the programs features, degree plans, and requirements.
• College of Arts and Sciences  - Presents the college's mission statement, programs of study, and directory of faculty and staff.
• Communication  - Features information on academic preparations and requirements, degree planning sheets, and a faculty and staff directory.
• Computer Science, B.S.  - Program offering BS certificate, and minor options. Integrates a strong curriculum in computer programming and creative experiences in hardware and software theories.
• Criminology  - Academic major dedicated to the understanding and appreciation of the frameworks and methods used to study criminal and deviant behavior.
• Engineering Dual Degree Program  - Five-year program that enables students to earn both a BA degree and BS in Engineering and Applied Science. With a liberal arts background.
• English  - Program intended to develop competence in the analysis, discussion, and criticism of English literature.
• Environmental Science/Studies  - B.A. program structured to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary in understanding the interactions between people and their environment.
• Graphic Design  - Communication arts program for students interested in pursuing careers in publishing, promotion and advertising, packaging, and interactive design.
• History  - Major program dealing with the analytical reconstruction and interpretation of the past.
• Interior Design  - B.F.A. program covering the areas of design theory, human factors, concept development, architectural drawing, construction documentation, and computer-aided design.
• Legal Studies  - Interdisciplinary program that focuses on issues related to law and society. Offers a curriculum that explores a variety of issues related to law and legal institutions.
• Liberal Studies  - Multidisciplinary program designed to accommodate special student interests and individualized programs of study.
• Math Modeling  - Bachelor of Science program that integrates computer skills and mathematical theory with practical applications in economics.
• Math Sciences and Education  - Supplies information on program features, required courses, faculty, and associated professional and career opportunities.
• Organizational Leadership  - Degree program that involves courses in organizational behavior, strategic leadership, personality, ethics, and gender roles.
• Political Science  - Program offering a variety of approaches to understanding government and political situations.
• Pre-Dentistry  - Information on program features, admission requirements, and teaching faculty. With a sample class sequence.
• Pre-Law  - Broad liberal arts curriculum for students who intend to take formal legal studies. Emphasizes writing and research skills.
• Pre-Med  - Program overview, details on student admissions and requirements, and information on features and class sequence.
• Psychology  - Offers a program overview, information on faculty and staff, and admissions and degree requirements details.
• Science  - Academic major that requires courses in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics.
• Sociology  - College of Arts and Sciences program provides students with an understanding of the guiding sociological principles that influence human relationships.
• Studio Art  - Professional undergraduate course of study that combines liberal arts education and intensive preparation in art.