Pursuing questions across subject areas, you discover connections between classroom learning and the real world through research, study abroad, internships and other activities outside of class. With so many intellectual opportunities at your fingertips, you can tailor your academic experience to match your own personal interests and goals.
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Truman’s Liberal Arts program allowed me to take classes in a variety of areas besides my major. I spent a semester in Orlando, Fla., completing an internship through the Disney College Program, I spent a semester in Angers, France, taking business classes with international students from around the world, and I spent a summer in Taiwan teaching ESL. Truman offered me the flexibility to be able to take an entire year away from campus to complete an internship and study abroad, and I believe these experiences made me a more well-rounded person when I started my first full-time position.