Soft Sciences and Liberal Arts Important Programs Too
Opinion
Everyone knows MSU has great science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programs. They are probably what MSU is best known for, and most likely its biggest draw for potential students. However, after four years here, I feel I should write an article extolling other programs at MSU: the soft sciences and liberal arts. Though I’m sure a majority of STEM students also have these skills, I would like to express my appreciation for the soft science/liberal arts classes I have taken and...
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