In addition to required courses (American Government and U.S. History), students may choose from a wide array of courses that vary from term to term. The list below represents a selection of recent and current Social Science courses.

• American Government
• United States History
• Biography of Great Thinkers
• Mythology and Society
• International Relations
• Introduction to Constitutional Law
• Political Philosophy
• History of Political Philosophy
• War and Peace 
• Human Rights
• International Monetary Economics
• Natural Resource Economics
• Third World Economic Development
• African-American Life and Culture in the United States
• Geographies of Race and Gender
• Political and Economic Development in the Third World
• Race and American Film
• Race, Class, and Gender in the United States
• Classical Theories of Political Economy
• Contemporary Theories of Political Economy
• Supervised Independent Study and Research Open to students in good standing who, in consultation with a faculty sponsor, present a proposal with clearly formulated objectives and means of implementation.