If you received a Federal Work-Study award and are looking for an on-campus job, we have opportunities for student employment available in the College of Arts & Sciences! See below for the positions that are open, and click here to …
If you are searching for courses that are still open, you can use this list to help you find courses in CAS that have seats available. Many of them also fulfill UC requirements.
If you would like to register for a class that is closed or for which you are otherwise unable to register, please use this document to determine next steps.
QUIP-RS Summer 2023 Announcement – Paid Summer Research Fellowships for Undergraduates – Application deadline pushed back to April 7, 2023.
QUIP-RS (Quinnipiac University Interdisciplinary Program for Research & Scholarship) is a summer research program that enables you to work side-by-side with a …
FR210: FRENCH CULTURE & SOCIETY
Travel dates: June 5-12, 2023
Cost: $4,000 + 3 credits of summer tuition
Application deadline: March 15, 2023
The itinerary includes:
Visit to The Carnavalet
Visit to The Musée d’Orsay
Guided visit to The Pantheon
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Are you interested in learning ASL? If so, taking an ASL course might be a great option for you! See the description below to find more details:
Students whose majors are in the College of Arts & Sciences are required …
Emma Poirier, a graduate student in the 3+1 Biology/MCB dual-degree program (Biology BS ’22) and Daniel Lenchner, an alumnus of the same program (Biology BS ’21, MCB ’22), presented their research at the poster session of the Sixth Northeast Glenn …
Why did you pick your major?
I actually came into Quinnipiac as an undeclared student, and I stayed that way until almost the last-possible moment; I did not declare a major until I was at the end of my sophomore …
Erika Danella `18 arrived at Quinnipiac intent on studying health sciences and pursuing medical school in the future. Then, a single biology course opened up a new world of possibilities she had never considered, including Quinnipiac’s pre-dental concentration.
I spent my first year as a undergraduate at Quinnipiac as an undeclared communications student, with a minor in sociology. I declared my minor before even knowing for certain which classes I wanted to take during my first fall semester. …
Why did you choose Spanish as a major?
As a child, I always wanted to become a teacher. I like learning other languages and cultures. I moved here from India in 1996. I took my first Spanish class in my …
