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4worldlovers: Developing not just the mind, but also the whole being. That is what our 21st century education rooted in the liberal arts and sciences is about. Students think critically across disciplines starting with the core curriculum, which prepares them to be lifelong learners with the necessary skills to thrive in future careers and live meaningful lives.

A variety of majors, minors and graduate programs in the college are offered across the disciplines of arts, humanities and natural and social sciences.

With average class sizes of 22 students, our academic environment fosters close-knit connections between students and faculty members.

Most of our students receive assistance through loans, scholarships, grants or work. Though it's an investment, a USD education truly pays off.

Why choose the college?Explore programs by disciplineSee all majors and minors offered

Theatre and theology. Music and math. Physics and philosophy. There are limitless combinations across four disciplines for students to major and minor, including our 12 interdisciplinary programs. Diverse, award-winning faculty mentor students in radically different topics so graduates leave USD with knowledge that goes beyond their degree.

In the College of Arts and Sciences, we value individuality and we strive to promote unity. Students from all backgrounds, identities and journeys are welcomed into and supported by the Torero community.

Toreros are leaders. They're members. They're doers. Join one (or 10) of USD’s 180+ clubs and organizations and get a taste of the Torero community.

USD's Learning Communities offer academic and social harmony. Choose the theme. Live with friends. Learn about yourself.

It’s your favorite hangout on campus, restaurant in Little Italy, or beach spot to catch the sunset. Explore the city and find your place.

A year in Europe. A semester at sea. Experience a new place, embrace a new culture and seek horizons beyond yourself.

The College of Arts and Sciences is at the heart of USD, bringing Toreros to the convergence point of the arts, humanities, and natural and social sciences.

Graduates gain the intellectual and ethical footing to take on life's challenges and navigate them with purpose. But don't take our word for it — hear their stories.

Daniel Rodriguez double-majored in Spanish and architecture and was a McNair Scholar – an impressive educational experience complemented by his work with University Ministry.

Jonny Kim is part of NASA's Artemis Team preparing to return to the Moon. He credits USD with providing him the foundation in mathematics to solve complex problems and help him soar.

For Julia González, a double major in visual arts and art history, with a minor in women’s and gender studies, painting is a great act of compassion for those closest to her.

87% of our graduates are employed full-time, in graduate school, or military or full-time service projects within 6 months of graduation.

Your gift plays a vital role in strengtening the college by providing support for our renowned academic programs, talented students and world-class faculty. There are numerous opportunities to give and your contribution ultimately leads to giving students the opportunity to thrive at USD and beyond.