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How would you categorize business? Is it an art? a science? Liberal arts colleges are somewhat unique in US postsecondary education because they offer programs that combine the different disciplines in order to provide a well-rounded education. This is a tradition that goes back to classical antiquity and is based on the belief that a "whole person" education--rather than specific vocational or career training--is best for developing students' intellectual and personal abilities.

So if you're looking for a degree in business that will also have you studying in areas like humanities, arts, social and natural sciences, then have a look at what's offered at the more than 200 liberal arts colleges across America. Most of these schools are small, 4-year undergraduate colleges, but they can range in size from 1,000 to 10,000 students and may be residential, gender-specific, secular, religiously-affiliated, public, private, rural, urban, independent or part of a larger university. No matter what the size, affiliation or differences in curriculum, liberal arts colleges are all dedicated to making sure you get a challenging, stimulating and personal education that will open a variety of career doors. So start searching: you might be surprised at what you'll find in terms of liberal arts colleges with business programs!



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Our database of Liberal Arts Colleges has been divided for ease of use into six regions consistent with the six regional accrediting associations recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). In addition, the states within each region are represented by similar histories, traditions, economies, climates and geography and are therefore, likely to define the typical boundaries for your search for a post-secondary institution.

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