
The Science, Technology and Society bachelor degree program addresses the overlap between the liberal arts and technical fields, which is becoming more obvious as technology is more deeply integrated into social life and culture every day. This program offers a science degree that reflects not only the importance of substantive technical and scientific knowledge, but also seeks to understand it in the larger perspective of our society.
Two concentrations are offered: environmental conservation and information technology. Each track will provide the student a base of technical knowledge within their concentration and connect it to historical, sociological, and philosophical perspectives on science and technology.
Entrance Requirements: Students wishing to enter this program must meet the following requirements: Minimum high school average of 80; Regents Math B completion or equivalent; minimum SAT scores of 500 across categories. A personal essay including interest and goals in the degree program is strongly recommended. Transfer students should have a minimum of 2.5 GPA.
STS EVENTS
STS Symposium 2010: Agricultural Acts
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