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Looking for a degree program that gives you the freedom to chart your own path? One that encourages individual expression, exploration, and achievement?

Consider the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities (RCAH) at Michigan State University. Contact us to get more information, talk with faculty and students, and to arrange a visit: (517) 355-0210 or rcah@msu.edu.

Green and White Days
Visit MSU this summer during Green and White Days (July 24, July 27, July 29, July 31, and August 3) and take time out to visit the RCAH during the college presentation sessions. Green and White Days allow soon-to-be seniors a chance to visit campus with their families and hear about the MSU experience from admissions officers, current students, and faculty and staff. For more information about Green and White Days, contact Kate McGormley at orwinkat@msu.edu or read our Green and White Days postcard.

The RCAH is a unique living and learning experience for students interested in literature, history, ethics, the visual and performing arts, and the study of languages and cultures. Students live and study together in historic Snyder-Phillips Hall while enjoying all the academic and cultural resources of a world-class university.

As a student in the college, you'll gain a deeper awareness of the human condition, broaden your personal perspectives, and develop leadership skills that will prepare you to become a citizen of the world. You'll be part of a diverse, intellectually stimulating environment that will enable you to reach your full potential. Because all of our classes have 25 or fewer students, your voice will be heard. You'll soon be on a first-name basis with our faculty and staff, who will take a personal interest in your success.

The college's flexible academic program is enhanced by a rich offering of activities, including interactions with visiting artists, writers, and scholars; community service opportunities; performances; and study abroad. You can also pursue a dual major or a specialization in a wide range of subjects while completing your RCAH degree.

Like all MSU students, you'll have access to the full range of opportunities that only a Big Ten university can offer. MSU provides students with significant undergraduate research opportunities, the chance to study with scholars at the cutting edge of their fields, and more than 550 student organizations open to all.