Special Education – Learning Disabilites
The Special Education endorsement is a K-12 teaching major that is completed with an elementary or secondary education major.
Read MoreMild to Moderate Disabilities
A one-of-a-kind program that’s all yours. You’ll graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Mild to Moderate Disabilities program at Alma College and walk away with three special education endorsements
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Are you ready to make an impact? Alma College’s nationally accredited education program, approved by the Michigan Department of Education, offers various pathways to help you become the educator you
Read MoreSpanish
Enhance your global communication skills. With 595 million speakers worldwide, few languages are as broadly utilized as Spanish. As a Spanish major at Alma, you’ll: Analyze literature, film, art and
Read MoreWomen’s and Gender Studies
Examine gender identity, sexuality and intersectionality. The women’s and gender studies minor focuses on issues concerning women, gender, and sexuality. In our program, you will: Study the historical contributions of
Read MoreSociology
Investigate how social behavior, relationships and institutions shape societies. At Alma, we approach sociology as the study of humankind. We focus on how history, psychology and economics interact to affect
Read MoreReligious Studies
Study how religion shapes people’s everyday lives. Many people view religion in terms of beliefs, prayers, texts, communities and rituals. However, it can also be about bodies, money, power, the
Read MorePolitical Science
Examine systems of power and government. Political science analyzes how governments function at the local, national and global levels. To earn your bachelor’s degree in political science, you’ll: Study the
Read MorePhilosophy
Contemplate life, meaning and human experience. Through philosophy, we weigh fundamental questions about the nature of reality and our place within it. In Alma’s philosophy program, you will: Survey the
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07.19.2023
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