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Key Facts about the College
The College
of Liberal & Applied Arts is building a reputation for its
innovative and creative approaches to issues of regional, national,
and international importance. Here are a few things to help
you know who we are and what we are doing.
| PROFILE |
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The
College of Liberal and Applied Arts is a major presence
at SFA, accounting for 34% of the Unversity's total
credit hours and 26% of its undergraduate majors. |
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Over
90% of regular faculty members have terminal degrees. |
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| STUDENTS |
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The
College enrolled 2,973 undergraduate students as majors
during the Fall 2007 semester. |
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The
College houses six of the top fifteen majors at SFASU:
Psychology (#4), Radio/Television (#8), Journalism
(#10), History (#11), English (#14), and Political
Science (#15). |
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More
than 20 scholarships and fellowships are available
for students in the College. |
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Secondary
teaching certificates are available in Speech Communication,
English, French, History, Social Studies, and Spanish. |
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Graduate
programs are offered in Communication, English, History,
Interdisciplinary Programs, Public Administration,
Psychology, and Social Work. |
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| REPUTATION |
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The
College has acquired over $430,000.00 in grant funding
over the past twelve months. |
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Four
Regents professors are among the College faculty;. |
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The
College has nationally ranked teams in Debate and
Moot Court. |
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The
ROTC program recently ranked #4 out of 272 programs
nationwide. |
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The
student newspaper, The Pine Log, won the top university
newspaper award in 2002. |
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