Andy and others, "liberal arts/liberal studies" to me means a degree in "undecided."
It's supposed to mean you have a degree from the college in fine arts (BA). It's basically a degree in a little bit of everything, but it does require focus and mastery in 2 major study programs (one more semester and you'd have a major in one anyway). In my case, I focused on music and management. You could combine management and sociology, evironmental studies, etc. Any 2 of the programs offered. Other students have created their own major for some leading edge brand new subject--the college didn't offer a program but there was enough support from related departments that the student could graduate from the school of choice with the experience wanted, albeit with a liberal arts degree. Usually students that use that method successfully are bound for grad school/doctorate and will get in because of tremendous support from the college faculty.
Using it as a cop out because you can't figure out what you want to do, not so good!
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