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What does it mean toDO MORE IN FOURat Centenary?With a distinctive course structure that allows you to earn up to 44 credit hours per year, you have the flexibility to explore your passions.

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FOUR HOUR COURSES

Students can earn four credit hours in

most courses at Centenary, allowing

them to delve deeper into subject

matter while taking fewer courses

during the traditional term.

IMMERSIVE TERMS

Three-week long immersive terms in

August and May provide opportunities

for intensive study both at home

and abroad.

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Centenary College offers two undergraduate degree programs,

one leading to the Bachelor of Arts and another to the Bachelor

of Science.

B.S. degree programs include

the following majors

and minors:

• Biochemistry

• Biology

• Biophysics

• Business Administration

• Chemistry

• Geology

• Individualized Major

• Mathematics

• Neuroscience

• Psychology

• B.S., B.A. combined degree

in Engineering

B.A. degree programs

include the following majors

and minors:

• Art

• Biology

• Communication

• Economics

• English

• French

• Geology

• History

• Individualized Major

• Mathematics

• Music

• Philosophy

• Political Science

• Psychology

• Religious Studies

• Sociology

• Theatre

Career and pre-professional programs are designed to

prepare the student for entry into a career or for graduate and

professional school.

• Christian Leadership Center

• Computer Science

• Pre-Dentistry

• Economics

• Education (5-year)

• Engineering

• Pre-Law

• Mathematics

• Pre-Medicine

• Museum Management

• Occupational Therapy

• Pharmacy

• Physical Therapy

• Physician Assistant

• Speech Pathology

• Pre-Veterinary Medicine

For complete information about programs and minors, including graduate degrees, visit: centenary.edu/academics

CHALLENGES

All students will take at least three

challenge courses in the Humanities,

Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences

to gain multiple perspectives on three

21st century global challenges - living a

meaningful life, expanding our circles,

and living a sustainable life.

This is your destination. Here’s how you get there.

A Centenary education is a rigorous and engaging experience. With the guidance of dedicated faculty and staff, you’ll chart an intentional course toward a rewarding and successful career.

FOUNDATIONS

Centenary provides a traditional

liberal arts education focused on

critical, flexible thinking – ideal for

addressing current as well as future

challenges. Required foundations courses include a First Year Experience

(FYE), Symbolic Reasoning, and a wide

variety of choices in the Humanities,

Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences.

Since 1825

TREK

Trek courses focused on Career,

Culture, and Community help

students cultivate a lifelong love

of learning and a commitment to

serving others through a meaningful

career, intercultural engagement, and

civic involvement. These real-world

experience courses, internships, and

study-abroad opportunities help

students gain self-knowledge and

social awareness.

LEARN MORE

Explore requirements and course

offerings in more depth in the

Centenary College Catalogue:

centenary.edu/catalogue

Student/FacultyRatio

8:1 Average

Class Size

12 Acceptance to

Law School

79% Acceptance to Medical School

90%

Centenary professorsEXPECT MORE, and they’ll

help you deliver.

Dr. AmyHammondAssociate Professor of Psychology andDepartment Chair

“My model is that I’m your brain’s

personal trainer. And my job is to take

you wherever you are and push you

harder, and make you work a little bit

beyond where you are today. I think

that helps students discover their best selves, and push themselves to things

that they might not have realized they

can do.”

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