Millikin's College of Arts & Sciences offers undergraduate programs that prepare students to perform their knowledge as life-long learners while providing them with the tools and experience for future success.
Whether you plan to pursue a degree in the humanities, social sciences or natural sciences, you will get the chance to take part in real-world, hands-on opportunities, both in and out of the classroom.
A great deal of Jarius’s time and studies are dedicated toward researching rhabdomyosarcoma, a disease which affected his brother Jaylon, who passed away in 2008. To hear more about Jarius's research and his involvement at Millikin, visit millikin.edu/Jarius.
From participating in classes in the oldest building on campus, to conducting groundbreaking research in our innovative science building; from exploring 40,000 square feet of scholarly sanctuary in our library, to working with other students and faculty in dedicated collaboration spaces, Millikin’s facilities are specifically designed to provide you with the professional and personal resources you need to position you for success.
