Liberal Studies Degree Student

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In summary, a liberal studies degree student is someone who is pursuing a versatile and interdisciplinary education that covers a broad range of subjects. This degree allows students to explore various fields of study and develop critical thinking and communication skills. It also prepares students for a diverse range of career opportunities, including education, government, law, and business. Liberal studies students often have a passion for learning and a desire to make a positive impact in their communities. They value diversity and are open-minded, adaptable, and well-rounded individuals.
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Hello, Student looking for help and absorbing as much information as I can to get me through a Symbolic Logic course that is currently kicking me butt. Using tools such as Tarski's World, Boole and Fitch. Anyone with experience feel free to contact me.

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