Undergraduate Program
Every freshman entering William and Mary begins study in the undergraduate curriculum of Arts & Sciences. Nearly 90 percent of the students in each entering class choose to remain in Arts & Sciences and graduate with a B.A. or B.S. degree.
Through the undergraduate program in Arts & Sciences, students learn to think and communicate clearly, understand and apply numerical data and fundamental principles of the natural and social sciences, explore the possibilities of artistic creativity, discern and analyze competing values, and deal responsibly with moral questions of personal or social significance.
Mackenzie Roby '08 Finds Natural Fit with Physical Therapy
Mackenzie Roby '08 finds a home in the Kinesiology Department, where she integrates her interests in scientific research and physical activity to pursue her career goals in Physical Therapy.
Tying Science and Literature Together Makes Sense to Nate Burgess '08
Nate Burgess '08 has pursued two majors that feed "two sides of my personality": English and geology.
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