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Ivy Tech Community College provides educational opportunities at an affordable price. The Liberal Arts degrees are transferable to many four-year colleges and universities. Before registering for any courses, consult with the four-year institution you plan to attend and confirm that transfer of credits is possible. Graduates of the Liberal Arts concentration will learn to communicate well, adapt to social and economic change, function as team players, analyze issues, and solve problems as vital members of today's workforce. For program information see: Liberal Arts Through courses that examine the history and development of language, foreign languages, literature, and creative writing, you will develop not only an appreciation for language, but also a range of different and marketable writing skills. For program information see: Liberal Arts; English Concentration Your studies in the History concentration will include several courses that provide you with a broad background in the development of global, political, and social institutions. For program information see: Liberal Arts; History Concentration The Liberal Arts degree with a Liberal Studies concentration is transferable to many four-year colleges and universities. For program information see: Liberal Arts; Liberal Studies Concentration As a student in the Psychology concentration, you will examine the areas of general, develop-mental, and abnormal psychology. You will also examine many different ways in which individuals react as part of a larger group to make decisions or exercise power. For program information see: Liberal Arts; Psychology Concentration Sociology examines human behavior in the context of group memberships. It focuses on how social relationships shape and influence people’s attitudes and behavior. For program information see: Liberal Arts; Sociology Concentration |
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