Degree Program

   *Chemistry/Geology, BS

Undergraduate Minors

     Actuarial Science Minor 
     African Studies Minor 
     American Studies Minor 
     Asian Studies Minor 
     Canadian Studies Minor 
     Civic Education and Community Leadership Minor 
     Classical Studies Minor 
     Dance Minor 
     Film Studies Minor 
     GLBT Studies Minor 
     Health Resources Management Minor 
     Latin American and Caribbean Studies Minor 
     Middle East Studies Minor 
    *Public History Minor 
     Public Relations Minor 
     Russian and East European Studies Minor 
     U.S. Ethnic Studies Minor 
     Urban Affairs Minor 
     Women’s and Gender Studies Minor   

Graduate Certificate Program

     Women’s and Gender Studies Graduate Certificate 

*These programs are inactive.

See the Academic Programs  section of this catalog for program information and requirements.

Premedical, Predental, Preveterinary and Other Medically Oriented Professions

The Department of Biological Sciences can advise any university student interested in most of the medically oriented professions including medical, dental, veterinary, physical therapy, osteopathic, chiropractic, podiatry and physician’s assistant programs. Pertinent information and guidance as to recommended courses for each area, professional schools’ requirements, how to apply and how to prepare for the MCAT, DAT, VCAT and GRE, where applicable, is available at http://maxguides.bridgew.edu/healthcareers.

Prelaw

Advising for students considering entering law school after graduation is provided by Bridgewater State University. Law schools are generally seeking students with strong academic liberal arts backgrounds who have demonstrated a high degree of competence in their ability to write with clarity, reason logically and analyze complex ideas. While law students come from a variety of majors, it is useful to have a balanced curriculum with some preparation in history, English, government and philosophy. Students interested in a legal career should consult with Dr. Mark Kemper of the Department of Political Science or Dr. Aeon Skoble of the Department of Philosophy.