Colleges without majors

ucbalumnus
Sat, 05 Jul 2014 22:14:36 +0000

Thomas Aquinas and Gutenberg also have “great books” curricula that make up the entire degree, like St. John’s College. Both are religious schools, unlike St. John’s College.

Shimer has a “great books” curriculum that makes up about two thirds of the degree; the other one third allows the student to have a concentration in humanities, social studies, or science. By some interpretations, this may count as a “major”, although the concentrations are at a broader level than typical college majors like English, psychology, or biology.