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Resources for Students
These resources are for current Tyndale University College Students to help them complete their majors at Tyndale.
Administrative Resources
- The Academic Calendar
- Your one major resource concerning most academic matters. - The Dean's Memo
- A letter to students concerning the specifics of the coming year in terms of Faculty and Course Offerings.
Resources Concerning Specific Majors
- Sonoma State University and World Wide Learn have information on what can be done with a degree in Business Administration
- Colorado State University and the University of British Columbia both have articles on career prospects for English BA graduates.
- Why study history? Peter Stearns gives his answer in an article for the American Historical Association.
's history department has a general guide to possible career paths for history majors.North Carolina State University - Why study philosophy? Here are three relevant links from Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.
- Why study psychology? Take a look at a
document entitled "Employment and Careers in Psychology."University ofCalgary
A former professor, Dr. Veenvliet, has also put together a guide
of Canadian schools offering post-graduate training in various types of counselling psychology programs.
has a website on what a religious studies major can prepare you for career-wise.Nazareth College





