Majors to choose at Georgia highlands

Introduction

There are many majors to choose from at GH. In this article, we’ll explore the ones that are most popular with our students.

Psychology

Psychology is the science of human behavior and mental processes. It’s a great major for anyone who wants to work with people, especially those with mental health issues. Psychology can also be used to help you understand your own behavior and thoughts.

Psychology students learn how people think, feel and act. They learn how people respond to different situations or stimuli in their environment. Psychology majors use this knowledge to help people make decisions about their lives and relationships with others.

English

English is a very popular major at Georgia Highlands. You can work in many different fields with an English degree, including teaching, writing, publishing and editing.

You may be interested in becoming a teacher after you graduate from Georgia Highlands. If so, you can get certified to teach K-12 English language arts or secondary education if you have an undergraduate degree in English or a related field. You may also decide to pursue a master’s degree in teaching if you want to teach college courses or become an administrator at the high school level.

The legal field has many jobs available for those who have an undergraduate degree in English because lawyers also need skills such as taking notes during meetings and writing up contracts for clients’ businesses. Specialized positions involving technical writing are also common among lawyers who specialize in certain areas of law (e.g., patent law).

History

History is about the past. It is about people, places and events. It is about how people experience the world. It is also about how they interpret it and how they change it. Finally, history reflects changes in society and culture that affect individuals’ lives over time. History majors learn to understand these processes as well as to think critically about them through a variety of methods such as primary source analysis, historical writing and research methods; archival work; oral history interviewing; museum studies; internships with historical organizations such as museums or archives; fieldwork involving excavation projects at archaeological sites; service learning projects in community agencies supported by local businesses where you can apply what you have learned through class discussions or readings from your course materials

A major in History provides an excellent foundation for graduate school study leading to advanced degrees like law school (JD) or medical school (MD).

Math

If you’re a math whiz, the undergraduate program at Georgia Highlands College is a great fit for you. The Math Department offers a variety of courses that will prepare you to enter the job market or continue on to graduate school. Our faculty members are committed to helping students learn and thrive in their careers, and we offer many opportunities for students to get involved in campus activities such as tutoring and peer counseling groups.

If solving problems is your idea of fun—or if you have an interest in teaching others how to solve them—then maybe it’s time for you to consider becoming an educator yourself!

Art history

Art history is the study of objects from all periods throughout history. An art history major takes classes on various topics, such as aesthetics and criticism, art theory and practice, and global perspectives. They also learn about how to interpret works of art through a variety of media including painting, sculpture, architecture and more.

Art history majors can expect to find many job opportunities in museums or galleries where they will be responsible for curating the items that are on display. This can also include helping out with fundraising efforts as well as researching new exhibits that could be added to the collection. Art historians who wish to continue their education may choose to pursue graduate school as well or become freelance writers who specialize in this area.

Communications

Communications is a popular major that is well-suited for students who enjoy writing, speaking, and listening. Communications majors can go on to be journalists, teachers, public relations specialists, and more. Examples of these jobs include:

• Journalist
• Teacher
• Public Relations Specialist

Philosophy

Philosophy is the study of the nature of knowledge, reality and existence. It’s also known as the love of wisdom. Philosophy involves critical thinking, which involves evaluating arguments and determining whether they are valid or flawed. In addition to critical thinking, philosophy also requires constructive thinking—the ability to construct a coherent argument on your own. Both critical and constructive thinking are important parts of a liberal arts education because they help students become well-rounded individuals who can engage in thoughtful and meaningful discussions with others.

Criminal Justice studies

Criminal Justice studies is a great option for people who are interested in law enforcement, prosecution, and criminal justice. Criminal Justice studies is also a good major for those who want to work in the criminal justice system.

If you want to become a lawyer or go on to graduate school, this major gives you a strong academic foundation for these pursuits.

Physics

If you’re interested in math or science, consider a major in physics. This is a great way to get involved with research that can have practical applications. Physics majors at Georgia Highlands College are encouraged to participate in undergraduate research projects and internships, which will help them stand out when they apply to graduate schools or enter the job market after graduation.

Chemistry

The Chemistry major at Georgia Highlands College is a rigorous one. But it’s also the most popular major, with 60% of all students entering into the program. After graduating, chemistry majors go on to do many different things. Some become forensic chemists or lab technicians, while others pursue graduate degrees in bio-chemistry or pharmacology. What they have in common is that they all love science and want to make it their profession!

There are many majors to choose from at GH

Whether you’re a new student or a transfer, there are many majors to choose from at Georgia Highlands College. If you don’t know what major to choose, please feel free to speak with one of our counselors who will help guide you in making the right decision for you. Our staff would be happy to assist any student with choosing their major and/or career path!

Below is a list of some of our most popular majors:

• Psychology – A degree in psychology can prepare students for careers in counseling, human resources management and other fields that require strong interpersonal skills. The curriculum includes courses on abnormal behavior and psychological disorders; child development; social psychology; theories of personality assessment; research methods; multicultural issues (including diversity); anger management; stress management techniques;; ethics;; community-behavioral interventions;; aging populations;; family therapy/counseling;; individual therapy/counseling;; group therapy/counseling;; couples therapy/counseling;; legal issues (elder abuse) ;advocacy programs ;healthcare law

Conclusion

The decision to choose a major is an important one, so it’s good to have as much information at hand. We hope this blog post has helped you learn more about the majors that are available at GH and which ones might be right for you. If not, don’t worry! There are plenty of other options out there too!