Courses

The BA (Bachelor of Arts) degree is the principal liberal arts degree. All of our departments in the College of Arts and Sciences as well as several of our interdisciplinary programs offer at least one BA program. At Lehigh, one earns a Bachelor of Arts in Arts and Sciences with a major in, for example, Music (not a BA in Music). Most BA programs require 30-some or 40-some credits, which leaves a lot of flexibility in the form of free electives. The student can use the free electives to sample widely from other course offerings or to earn an additional credential (a second major, a minor, or some combination of additional credentials).

Anyone earning a bachelor’s degree is learning valuable job skills. In the case of someone earning a degree in the sciences and planning to work in a research lab, or earning a degree in business management and hoping to land a corporate gig, the connection is obvious. No matter what the college major, though, the aim of earning a liberal arts degree is to give the student a well-rounded background, which can prepare a student for many jobs. These skills include writing effectively, being comfortable with public speaking and thinking critically.

• Learning Job Skills
• Learning Life Skills.
• Networking Possibilities

• B.A part-1 14500/-…B.A-1(sem-1)7500+B.A-1(sem.2)7000
• B.A part-2&3 12700/- B.A-2(sem-3&5)6600+B.A-2(sem-4&6)6100
• Practical Subject FEE: 900 per Semester