What is a liberal arts college and is it good for me?
Q. I really love to write and I know I want to do something with writing like journalism or teaching English (Language Arts). Would a liberal arts college be good for me?
Asked by Mykell - Mon Jul 14 18:55:08 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Liberal Arts would be perfect. The beauty of Liberal Art Colleges is that they provide you with a very broad understanding of every subject and will make you a very well-rounded individual that can work in many different industries and field in the Job Market. Some of the top Liberal Arts Colleges are (according to US Newsweek "America's Best Colleges"): 1. Williams College (MA) 2. Amherst College (MA) 3. Swarthmore College(PA) 4. Wellesley College(MA) 5. Middlebury College(VT) 7. Pomona College(CA) 7. Bowdoin College(ME) 9. Davidson College(NC) 10. Haverford College(PA) Depending on your location, you can find the one closest to you. I have attached the link to America's Best Colleges link which can assist you in seeking… [cont.]
Answered by Adib - Mon Jul 14 19:05:28 2008

What liberal arts schools have a good archeology/anthropology program?
Q. I've been looking for schools with good archeology/anthropology programs, but all of them seem to be huge school types, except for maybe some of the Ivies. I seem to like the liberal arts schools best though, from the schools i've gone to. I really like the atmosphere at those school, but i don't want to sacrifice a good academic experience for a better social experience. Can anyone help me out?
Asked by Efren G - Mon May 26 23:40:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Mercyhurst College in Erie Pennsylvania
Answered by lnf127 - Wed May 28 05:41:16 2008

If have a liberal arts Associates degree and how can I become a vet tech?
Q. I have my associates in liberal arts and am looking to become a vet tech. Does anyone have any suggestions for me? I could go back to my community college and get an associates degree with vet tech certification , or should I move on to get a bachelors in animal science? What do you think is a better decision here?
Asked by Rambling Rainbow V - Thu Nov 19 13:21:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Most states require that you have a degree specifically in veterinary technology in order to sit for the Veterinary Technician National Exam and earn credentials to work as a veterinary technician. (The type of credentials granted depends on the laws of the state.) In some states, the use of the title "veterinary technician" and the practice of veterinary technology is recognized as profession and licensure is required. In other states, veterinary technicians are registered or certified. The laws that govern veterinary technicians vary from state to state so for specific information on the laws a person should check their state veterinary practice act or contact their state veterinary licensing board. So, it's quite likely that you… [cont.]
Answered by CindyRVT - Thu Nov 19 20:10:19 2009