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Friday, September 27,2002
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Features
GWU offers variety of maj ors
Jennifer Brunson
Pilot copy editor
Some GWU students are finding themselves in ‘major’ limbo—^that is, they are unsure as to what they will major in and
what they will do with the major they choose. Gardner-Webb offers over 30 undergraduate programs in 15 departments,
some of which students may not be aware of.
The following are the departments on campus and the undergraduate programs available in each:
Majors include: American Sign Language,
Communication Studies (concentrations in Radio/TV,
Electronic Publishing, Photography, Public Relations,
Journalism and Theater), English (emphasis in
Teaching, Writing, Pre-professional, and Theater Arts),
and Foreign Language (ASL, French, and Spanish).
Majors dealing with the sciences are MatF
(majors with Teacher Licensure Requirements,
Computer Science and a Dual-Degree Program in
Engineering) and Natural Sciences (Biology,
Chemistry, Physics, Medical Technology,
Physician’s Assistant and Physical Therapy).
The School of Business offers undergraduS
degrees in Accounting, International Business,
Business Administration, Management Information
/stems and Finance.
Other majors include Physical Education ant
Wellness/Sports Studies (majors in
Health/Wellness, Physical Education, Sports
Management and Athletic Training).
The School of Nursing has an Associate
Degree in Nursing, Bachelor of Science in Nursing
ind Master of Science in Nursing Programs.
A major in the Religion department could ha^
a concentration in Religion, Biblical Languages and
Literature, Education Studies and Youth Education
Studies.
Other Majors include Fine Arts (majors in^
Music Education, Sacred Music and Music),/
) Psychology and the Social Sciences (History,'
iocial Science and Sociology).
The School of Education offer majors iir
Elementary Education and Middle Grades
Education, as| well as a minor in Professional^
education.
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