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This is your cue: If you love theatre — watching it, performing in it, or even reading it — then you should consider a minor in Theatre Arts. A Theatre Arts minor helps increase understanding and enjoyment of performance and develop skills in acting, directing, teamwork, interpretation and critical reading. Plus, it's a fun, creative outlet to complement your other studies.

Now’s your time to shine. A minor in Theatre Arts and Music allows you to grow and share your talents on stage by combining two performance-based fields: theater and music. Through this minor, you’ll gain confidence, technique, and a greater understanding of and appreciation for these arts.

Let’s talk about faith. Where the knowledge and study of God come from? What impact does it have on the world? What are the beliefs of Catholicism? The Theology and Religious Studies major at the Mount offers students the opportunity to have open, real conversations about theology, culture, history, diverse issues within the field, and their place in the world.

If the question “What do you want to major in?” makes you break into a cold sweat, you can breathe - we’re not going to ask you that dreaded question. Many high school seniors do not know what they want to do with the rest of their lives, and that’s okay. If this sounds like you, then consider coming to Mount Saint Mary College as an Undeclared student.

Students in the Mount’s pre-professional program work closely with a mentor on campus to use their studies to prepare for professional school as veterinarians.

From the logo for your favorite coffee shop, to those cool stickers you have on your water bottle, to the graphics behind your most played video game – graphic design is the backbone to so much of what we visually consume every day. If you want to create art that inspires, educates, and captivates audiences, then being a Graphic Design major will get you there!

Develop the necessary skills to design, build, and maintain dynamic web applications with both front-end and back-end web technologies.

Words are powerful. They tell stories, share information, and express who we are. As a Writing or Creative Writing student, you’ll focus on how to best write for different genres, subjects, and professional circumstances. More importantly, you’ll learn how to use your words to effect change and tell your story.