Academics - Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Every University of Maine degree is built on a solid foundation of courses in the liberal arts and sciences, which is why the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is so central to the UMaine experience. Here, students develop and refine the qualities they need to more fully engage with the world around them — critical thinking, curiosity, a sense of discovery, a broader perspective — no matter what discipline they choose.
Undergraduate Programs
Alumni Success Stories
Collin Worster
Maine graduate Collin Worster was living in New York City at the time of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. The following day – Sept. 12 – Worster took to the city streets with a tape recorder to document New Yorkers’ reactions.
Maine graduate Collin Worster was living in New York City at the time of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. The following day – Sept. 12 – Worster took to the city streets with a tape recorder to document New Yorkers’ reactions.
Student Success Stories
Jessica Fales
As an undergraduate, Jessica Fales of Winslow, Maine, briefly attended Hamilton College, intending to major in English and, ultimately, teach. But when she took an Introduction to Psychology course, she developed a keen interest in abnormal psychology. She realized that the best place for her to further develop this passion was at the University of Maine.
As an undergraduate, Jessica Fales of Winslow, Maine, briefly attended Hamilton College, intending to major in English and, ultimately, teach. But when she took an Introduction to Psychology course, she developed a keen interest in abnormal psychology. She realized that the best place for her to further develop this passion was at the University of Maine.
