Bachelor of Arts in History

at Marist College USA

The Communication Studies concentration of the Communication major at Marist is designed to provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to understand, facilitate, and enhance human communication practices. The fundamentals will supplement and improve any degree and career path.

Religion is both the source and expression for much of humanity's self-understanding. Fundamental questions about existence, identity, and values are addressed through religious "worlds of meaning." At various times in recent history, religion has been disparaged as oppressive (Marx), criticized as an illusion (Freud), or dismissed as irrelevant (the post-Holocaust "God is Dead" movement). Nonetheless, religious sources and expression continue to provide the central texts, symbols, and paths of transformation for individuals and societies throughout the world.

Ready to join one of only nine programs, out of 329 nationally, to achieve a 100% first-time pass rate on the national board exam for the past six consecutive years? With our success rate, rigorous curriculum, high-tech facilities, and doctorate program opportunity, you’ll be prepared for a very successful career in athletic training.

Marist Social Work students want to help people. For Marist students, social work is more than just a job–it is a means with which to improve lives and communities. With the expert faculty, research opportunities, field experience, and community focus of our Social Work Major, you’ll have the tools to do just that.

The B.S. in Digital Media is designed to allow students the opportunity to explore, in depth, the new exciting field of Digital Media under the guidance of recognized working artists, designers, and educators. It combines courses in digital media with a balanced curriculum of art studio, art history, and liberal arts.

If you believe that making the world a better place isn’t just a dream, but an achievable goal through strategic actions, Marist’s Political Science program is for you. Through a unique curriculum, world-class faculty, undergraduate research, focused internships, and complementary coursework, you’ll develop the critical skills and practical experience to make your mark on the future.

The study of Interior Design focuses on developing each design student's creativity by intersecting it with visual, technical, and architectural design principles. Mastery of these principles will enhance an Interior Design student's understanding of space, creativity, and art, while encouraging each person's own imagination allowing design students to correctly channel and focus ideas, avoid clichés, and collect new stimuli.

Ready to turn your passion for art into a successful future? Whether you choose to pursue Marist’s B.S. in Studio Art or a concentration in Studio Art through our B.A. in Fine Arts, we have the tools, resources, faculty, and facilities to prepare you for a successful career after graduation.