College decision time!

[leopold]

No, English and Religious Studies. MLS in Humanities with a concentration in Military Studies/Modern Philosophy.

[Junior]

There is a Military Studies major?

[Junior]

That's awesome!

[smustatesman]

Five from WGHS to SMU from my senior class. Seven the year before me.

[tristatecoog]

San Jose or St Louis?

[smustatesman]

St. Louis

[leopold]

There is a Military Studies major?

The courses offered can actually offer a pretty good academic overview of a number of military and military related subjects and themes. Just off the top of my head there are

- Military themes in Literature
- History of the Middle East
- Organizational Management
- Sharia Law
- Human Rights (which can be easily tied into the Geneva Convention and the Law of War)
- A number of courses on the Civil War

and a few others. Take into account you can have two courses you can design yourself and you have a strong background into an actually practical degree for an service member, and they like Master's Degrees nowadays. I told the program director that she ought to market more to military members and she agreed but the problem is how to get them to SMU - Dallas is a little out of the way from any major military installations. So, yes, the MLS has genuine military applications.

[ponyboy]

I was Philosophy and English undergrad. Working on my masters in Apologetics at HBU right now. Surprisingly solid online program.

[DiamondM75]

... Working on my masters in Apologetics at HBU right now.

There is a corriculum in how to apologize?

[longbuzzer]

Is there a special course for married men?

[ponyboy]

Yes. But it still doesn't work.

[DiamondM75]

Is there a special course for married men?

It's called Jared's.