Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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Political Science studies developed an understanding of the processes and roles of government. The curriculum is based on American citizenship. A focus on politics, government, and administra¬ tion was emphasized in all classes. Political Science is a common major used to prepare students for law school. Most majors continued on to graduate school after completion of their undergraduate studies. Psychology is a branch of the natural sciences department, and dealt with be¬ havior in relation to the environment. Psychology helped students to understand themselves better, and those around them. Some career opportunities opened to the majors were social work, advertising, business, criminal justice, government, counseling, mental institutions, and coaching. George Lodes carefully eyes his teammates on the soccer field. ms