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  1. Psychology

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    Our psychology program uniquely covers the entire spectrum of the human mind and behavior from community psychology to biopsychology and everything in between. With a foundation in experimentation, you’ll ask...

  2. Economics

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    When you think about economics, we want you to think bigger because economics applies to just about anything and everything you might be interested in—from food to public health to...

  3. Multi-Field

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    Intellectually curious. Passionate. Adamant in your pursuit of answers. You have a clear vision for where you want your academic and professional path to go. Creating your own major at...

  4. Finance

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    As a finance major at St. Lawrence, all of your coursework—from core classes to electives—will strengthen the critical thinking, analytical, and writing skills you’ll need to address today's challenges, like...

  5. African American Studies

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    As the United States becomes an increasingly diverse and multi-ethnic society, the need for its citizens to possess historical context and cross-cultural perspectives is imperative. In our program, you’ll develop...

  6. English

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    We see creative writing and the study of literature as closely tied together, which means you’ll explore coursework in each as you carve out your focus in one track. Literary...

  7. Canadian Studies

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    With Canada located just a hop, skip, and a bridge away from campus, you can wake up in Canton and be touring Canada’s capital and enjoying its cuisine in just...

  8. Peace Studies

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    What does peace mean? What is true justice? In our peace studies program, we work to help you answer those questions as we study historical cases of successful nonviolent resolution...

  9. Philosophy

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    Today’s biggest questions are complicated and intertwined, and our program empowers you to tackle them with multiple perspectives and approaches. You’ll become a better producer and consumer of ideas, and...

  10. History

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    In the History Department, you’ll use the past as a tool to understand the present moment. That means tracing today’s major themes— like nationalism, capitalism, or environmentalism— back to their...