The general curriculum of liberal studies (liberal as they were worthy of a free man) were rooted in history, ethics, and literature

The idea that a new form of education made " a human being more fully and perfectly a man" (Rice, Grafton, pg. 107) was a major step in the evolution of human's quest for knowledge and betterment. The liberal education remains to be a well-rounded curriculum with which to build a foundation for growth in many directions. From art and architecture to formal studies of history and literature to physical education and athletics, liberal studies gave and continue to give students an outlook that lets them achieve more diverse and individual goals.

The liberal education became a necessary instrument for all, not just the elite. Where the beginning of the humanities didn't deal directly with common society, the mass appeal was soon to come. The merchant class b

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