Liberal Arts and Sciences

St. Thomas Aquinas College

United States of America, Tappan

Duration48 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 32,250 / Year

Apply DateSeptember 3, 2026

Liberal Arts and Sciences

About

Overview They also teach you to think critically, to speak clearly, and communicate effectively—skills needed in every field.As a Liberal Arts and Sciences major at St. Thomas Aquinas College, you’ll take a healthy dose of humanities courses (think English, literature, philosophy, communication arts and foreign languages), as well as selections in science, math, political science, and religious studies. It all combines to ensure that you are an informed citizen who can make a real difference in the world. CareersA liberal arts degree leads to any career that is dependent upon employees who can think and work across disciplines. Many of our graduates pursue advanced degrees in education, business, law, medical and health sciences, and psychology. I want to find another Bachelor Course

Where can a liberal arts degree take you? Everywhere. That’s because the liberal arts don’t narrowly train you to do one job; they train you to creatively and collaboratively work across disciplines to solve complex workplace problems. We offer a bachelor degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences at St. Thomas Aquinas College.

Disciplines

Liberal Arts

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 7

Other Requirements

1Complete your Common Application. It's a snap! Remember to include your college essayHave your college counselor send us transcripts from your secondary (high) schoolSend your SAT or ACT scores to STACAll international students are required to take either the TOEFL , IELTS, or Pearson PTE English language proficiency examSTAC requires at least one letter of recommendationAny student attending secondary (high) school outside of the U.S. must have a transcript evaluation completed by any of the organizations on the NACES membership list

Fee Information

Liberal Arts and Sciences

St. Thomas Aquinas College

United States of America, Tappan