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Humanities Meta-Major

Zanesville Campus Humanities Meta-Major

The Humanities Meta-Major, offered at all 5 91Ô­´´ regional campuses, is a great option for students who know they are interested in a humanities-related field but have not fully settled on a major. Students enrolled in this program can explore their interests through courses like English, humanities, history, philosophy, languages, art, and religious studies to help narrow their options and select a major.

Most students choose a major within the first year of exploration, but students may earn up to 60 semester hours before selecting a major that they can complete on an OHIO regional campus or by relocating to the Athens campus. This pathway offers students the advising and support they need to ultimately declare a major in the social sciences that will meet their academic goals.

Admission Requirements

Freshman/First-Year Admission

There are no additional admission requirements beyond University admission for first-year students.

Change of Program and External Transfer Admission

Students with 60 or more semester credits transferring from other colleges within 91Ô­´´ may not select the Humanities Meta-major.

  • Tuition & Fees

    OHIO is committed to your lifelong success through our Guarantee+, which offers fixed tuition and fees, a graduation plan and lifelong benefits to our students. We're continuously striving to make college more affordable and accessible, while maintaining the high quality and value of an OHIO education.

  • Financial Aid & Scholarships

    The Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships provides services to students and parents both in-person and remotely. You can visit the main office on the ground floor of Chubb Hall or reach us at financial.aid@ohio.edu or 740.593.4141.

    You can also stop by the Zanesville Campus Financial Aid Office in Shannon Hall.

     

Curriculum

The Humanities Meta-major offers undecided students a pathway to narrow their interests before selecting a major. Students can explore departments in the humanities emphasis through courses in English, humanities, history, philosophy, languages, art, and religious studies.

Following this pathway helps students who may be undecided about a major by giving a purpose to their general education coursework. Check out the University Catalog to learn more about the program and view all course information.

Career Opportunities

Because the Humanities Meta-major is intended to help students determine a major, potential career opportunities depend on what major students ultimately choose. Connect with the Student Services Office to discuss potential opportunities further.