CASA

Humanities/Fine Arts Resources

Which Math Should I Take?

Majors in Humanities and Fine Arts can take either of the following courses to meet their MAC Quantitative Reasoning requirement:

• MAT 112 Contemporary Topics in Math 
• STA 108 Elementary Introduction to Probability and Statistics 

Major/Minor Combinations

Students can explore possible minors by looking in the University Catalog.  Select Find a Program, and then select Program Type: Minor from the filter options in the right-hand side of the screen.

In general, most Humanities/Fine Arts majors have enough electives available to allow for minors or even double-majors in any subject, but here are some common combinations:

• African American & African Diaspora Studies majors often minor in Anthropology, Sociology, Psychology, or Women’s & Gender Studies.

• Classical Studies majors often minor in Anthropology, Archaeology, or Philosophy.

• English majors often minor in Media Studies, or Business.

• History majors often minor in Classical Studies, Political Science, or Archaeology.

• Interior Architecture majors often minor in Studio Art, Entrepreneurship, or Business.

• International & Global Studies majors often minor or double major in a language, History, or Political Science.

• Languages, Literatures, and Cultures majors often minor or double major in International & Global Studies.

• Liberal & Interdisciplinary Studies majors need to choose minors that can be completed completely online.

• Media Studies majors often minor in Business, Entrepreneurship, Anthropology, Political Science, or Sociology.

• Philosophy majors often minor in History, Political Science, or Religious Studies.

• Religious Studies majors often minor in Anthropology, Philosophy, or English.

Keep an eye on CASA’s social media (facebook | twitter) throughout the summer for more information on majors and minors.

Resources to help you do well in your classes

The Academic Achievement Center offers programs to develop academic skills, provides tutoring, and supplemental instruction.
You can find them on campus in Forney Student Success Commons Suite 114, or contact them with questions at (336) 334-3878 or aac@uncg.edu

The Writing Center offers one-on-one assistance in improving your written assignments before you submit them.

The University Speaking Center helps you prepare for in-class presentations and improve your public speaking skills.

The Math Help Center offers tutoring for both MAT 112: Contemporary Topics in Math and STA 108: Statistics.

Keep Learning offers resources on how to prepare for and excel in online classes.