<p>Despite Tech’s prowess in that realm, I think those other majors/concentrations are important to a liberal arts education, and I think UGA has broader offerings there. I also disagree with liberal arts being thrown around so loosely as a term simply meaning courses/majors disconnected with science/engineering. Liberal arts is a method of teaching/learning, moreso than a label. And that approach can be integrated into sciences with success. It works really well with some courses here (though when applied to courses like intro. bio, and orgo., it makes them far more difficult).</p>