Liberal Arts Scholarships

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Liberal Arts programs are the foundation upon which many colleges and universities build their academic programs. Typically a school's college of liberal arts and sciences is comprised of up to two-dozen departmental majors from English to Mathematics. Students who study in a liberal arts program, however, are exposed to an array of disciplines. In fact, many employers consider graduates of a liberal arts program to be among some of the best prepared for employment.

Liberal Arts graduates may go on to graduate level studies in their major or head off into jobs related to their degree. Still others may choose to pursue professional studies or work in a completely unique field. Scholastically a liberal arts program is often recognized for its ability to provide students with a well-rounded education that engages them in critical thinking, and provides important communication skills.

Scholarship Programs

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Iowa sponsors a long list of general Liberal Arts scholarships for students. Among them are the following:

Scholarships designed for Liberal Arts students at the University of Colorado-Denver are the following:

Washington State University offers scholarships to students in the College of Liberal Arts. While many target specific majors and fields of study, others, such as the following, are more focused on a general Liberal Arts student:

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Wayne State University offers students access to expansive research facilities in the environment of a modestly sized campus. Scholarships available exclusively to students in the Liberal Arts include:

Liberal Arts graduates who hold a B.A. degree and whose professional interests may focus on accounting may qualify for the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants John L. Carey Scholarships. LA graduates must be committed to pursuing a graduate program in accounting and be able to demonstrate former academic excellence in their baccalaureate degree.