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Shreveport, United States

School: Louisiana State University in Shreveport

Pre-Law
Course Format: Classroom
Students interested in the legal profession should carefully select a degree program as soon as possible, preferably during their freshman year. They should keep abreast of all qualitative standards for admission to law schools and be aware that a B.A. degree is a minimum condition for admission to most law schools. Since lawyers must read, write, and speak effectively, and since words are th...
 

Mass Communications
Course Format: Classroom
Students majoring in mass communications are well prepared for the varied life of a journalist or public relations practitioner. Journalism majors are prepared to excel at newspapers, magazines, radio and television stations and at enterprises using the internet. Students are encouraged to participate in the student newspaper,The Almagest, and to take part in student organizations affiliated wi...
 

Marketing
Course Format: Classroom
Marketing emphasizes the facilitation of exchanges between one business and another as well as between businesses and consumers. Key marketing activities include designing and modifying products, pricing, selling and sales management, and gathering and interpreting market information. Career opportunities in marketing include retail management and buying, industrial and retail sales, distributi...
 

Spanish
Course Format: Classroom
Students who major in Spanish acquire the necessary reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills that enable them to use the Spanish language with ease and precision. In addition, they study the culture and literature of Spain and Latin America, and may elect to take specialized courses designed for specific professions in the areas of business, law enforcement, and health care. A degree in...
 

French
Course Format: Classroom
The French major gives students a solid background in and an understanding of the language, culture, and literature of France. Students learn to read, write and communicate in French. Mastery of a second language opens doors to a broad spectrum of career opportunities in fields of tourism, fashion design, teaching, law, translation, the food industry, and business �to name only a few. Combined...
 

English
Course Format: Classroom
Students majoring in English receive a comprehensive background in British and American literature, with opportunities to explore in depth topics of personal interest. The introductory course acquaints students with various theories of literary criticism, how to apply them, and how to write analytically about literature. The upper-level courses allow students to study writers from the major per...
 

Finance
Course Format: Classroom
Finance teaches the techniques that managers use to make and evaluate all types of organizational decisions. Majors in Finance take introductory course work in business finance, investments, insurance, and real estate; students then have the flexibility to choose electives from any of the above areas.
 

Community Health
Course Format: Classroom
The Bachelor of Science in Community Health was initiated Fall 2003. Community Health Educators examine the health status of people and their actions to protect and promote their health. Within the Bachelor of Science in Community Health are concentrations in: American Humanics, a certification for individuals interested in working with non-profit organizations; Health Behavior, an area for tho...
 

Criminal Justice
Course Format: Classroom
A Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice provides students with knowledge of and a basic understanding in the practices and problems within major fields in criminal justice including law enforcement, courts/judiciary, corrections, forensic science and private security, as well as juvenile justice administration and probation and parole. The criminal justice curriculum assists students in de...
 

Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Students majoring in accounting are well prepared for a variety of careers in public accounting, private industry, and government. In addition, the accounting curriculum is an excellent foundation for advanced study in fields such as business administration, management, law, public administration, and taxation.
 

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