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Prescott College's liberal arts curriculum offers small classes, extensive
field work, a close community atmosphere, a student to faculty ratio of 10:1
in classes and as low as 5:1 in the field, and the opportunity for students to design
their own educational path. Prescott College’s curriculum is organized
into the following multi-disciplinary programs:
Advising documents for each area of study are available here.
Competence and Breadth: Majors
and Minors at Prescott College
At Prescott College students
design an individualized, unique program of study. While these competencies
and breadths stem from the six areas of study, oftentimes, students
combine one or more for their education. For example, a student studying
Multicultural Education could take classes in Education and Human Development.
A student with a competence in Wilderness Leadership might combine coursework
from Adventure Education and Environmental Studies, and a student studying
Art and Nature as Political Expression might take classes in Arts and
Letters, Environmental Studies, and Cultural and Regional Studies.
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