mulating to think creatively and critically which is an important aspect in today's job markets.
             Liberal arts colleges are unique from technical colleges or business colleges. This is because they emphasize equally on making their students ready for their jobs, as well as them to be a well-rounded person by making them study the various subjects of the humanities and the sciences. The ideal for the liberal arts college is maintaining the balance between these two educational goals. Nevertheless, it is not favorable to fall on either extreme. For example, if liberal arts colleges only teach students how to get a job, then it would fail in its mission to produce a well-rounded individual. Students would only be interested in their majors that are directed to their majors.
             On the contrary, if the college curriculum is only made up with general education requirements in different subject areas, this wou
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