Savannah State University College Of Liberal Arts And Social Sciences
The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS) is the liberal arts college of Savannah State University. The college offers Bachelor of Arts degrees with concentrations in Africana studies, English language and literature (religious and philosophical studies or foreign language), history, or mass communication (print and online journalism, public relations and advertising, and radio and television) and the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a concentration in visual and performing arts. It also offers the Bachelor of Science degree with concentrations in behavioral analysis, criminal justice, political science (pre-law, public administration and international and comparative politics), and sociology and the Bachelor of Social Work degree with a concentration in social work.
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