Sanford J. Ungar's The New Liberal Arts

It may seem like a Liberal Arts degree is for someone who can understand the depth of it, but that is completely untrue. The flexibility It may seem like a Liberal Arts degree is for someone who can understand the depth of it, but that is completely untrue. The flexibility and use of a Liberal Arts degree is for everyone who is interested and is worth more than the loud politicians that wave them about so eagerly to raise their credibility which is why Sanford J. Ungar, former president of Goucher College, wrote The New Liberal Arts. First of all, when thinking about a Liberal Arts graduate, someone may see a free thinker that can create the newest and greatest thing. The free thinker needs to be more than just the closed circuit that lived in a well off life which is why any student, regardless of financial status should attempt college. It is a different point of view, a fresh light on the subject and possibly the key to the current enigmas in science. However this brand of learning does not come from condensed water vapor also known as nowhere so there are costs involved. Many people think that “the cost of American higher education is spiraling out of control” but there are ways to alleviate such costs (Ungar 231). The government will be there to provide aid for that problem, no matter how openly you express your
But even though the word liberal is used in both cases, “a liberal education (...) has nothing whatsoever to do with politics(...)”(Ungar 230). This means that there is a difference and a Liberal Arts degree should not be devalued by men and women who devalue themselves with open arguments that do not even go far enough to state a true point. Everyone hopes to be better than that and learning of the arts and sciences is certainly a way to