The Academic Program
Davis & Elkins College offers a range of baccalaureate
and associate degree programs representing the arts and sciences,
pre-professional and professional studies. All academic programs
share a common commitment to provide students a broad conceptual
framework. The Honors Program enriches the general college programs
with a series of intensive seminars. Most students find that one
of the programs listed below will meet their academic needs and
career goals; however, the College also offers the opportunity for
a more personalized curriculum through the Contract Degree Program.
Through this program students may pursue a major tailored to their
needs and interests, supplementing or complementing traditional
offerings.
The Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science
degrees normally require four years to complete. The Associate Degrees
normally require two years to complete.
The College, in its commitment to sound education,
conducts an assessment of learning outcomes at both the liberal
learning and specialized levels. Students are required to participate
in assessment activities as necessary.
Baccalaureate Programs
Bachelor of Arts in:
Bachelor of Science in:
Associate Degree Programs:
Pre-Professional Programs are available by majoring
in certain disciplines and completing suggested courses to prepare
for continued work in a specified area:
- Pre-Medical
- Pre-Dental
- Pre-Law
- Pre-Ministerial
- Pre-Pharmacy
- Pre-Veterinary
Contract Degree Programs
Contract degree programs are offered for both the baccalaureate
degree and the associate degree. The Baccalaureate Contract Degree
program offers students an opportunity to develop and pursue an
individualized degree program particularly suited to their own needs
and goals. Expanding on the college curriculum, students assemble
a proposal, which may include standard course offerings, projects,
off-campus experiences, and practical/independent studies. The Associate
Degree program further requires that the proposal represent a unified
area of concentration. This concentration may be an interdisciplinary
study unified by a single major theme or program, or by an historical
period. The program must demonstrate it has a coherent program of
general education courses to ensure intellectual breadth. |