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One of the benefits that a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts offers students is the wide range of careers available to them when they graduate.

A degree in Liberal Arts prepares students for careers such as:

• Editor
• Journalist
• Writer
• Publicist
• Public Relations Manager
• Legislative Assistant
• Minister
• Non-Profit
• City Planning
• Economist

Students with Liberal Arts degrees may wish to pursue further education in:

• Business
• Law
• English
• Communications
• Economics
• Medical and Health Science
• History
• Theology

Internships

It helps to have an edge. And while Cedarville University students receive world-class instruction from their professors as they prepare to pursue careers in their chosen fields, the wise collegian knows that a degree and a good GPA simply aren't enough in an increasingly competitive job market. To succeed, they need real life, hands-on experience.

Enter internships... or more precisely, "discipline-related experiences." Jeff Reep, director of career services, stresses the importance of these short-term forays into the professional world. "A student who graduates with only a degree is at a disadvantage," he explains. "They'll be competing against other graduates who have had two or even three internships."

Take a look at the exciting discipline-related experiences our department's students have enjoyed.

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Discipline-related Experiences