Undergraduate fields of study
Many incoming students have a clear idea of what they want to study. Others, however, need more time and experience before they find their passion. Students without a specific major can choose one of four "undeclared" areas of study: arts & sciences, business, engineering, and studio art.
Also interested in a minor?
* Bachelor's/master's programs are available.
** Five-year Master's in Education available with a variety of majors.
- Accounting
-
Business undeclared
(for entering students, who select a specific
Business major by Junior year) - Finance
- Human Resources Management
- Management Information Systems
- Marketing
- Operations Management
- Arts and Sciences undeclared
- Biology
- General biology
- Marine biology
- Chemistry*
- General chemistry
- Biochemistry
- Crime and Justice Studies
- Economics
- English
- Literature/criticism
- Writing/communication/rhetoric
- French
- History
- Liberal Arts
- Mathematics
- General mathematics
- Computational mathematics
- Medical Laboratory Science
- Multidisciplinary Studies
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Portuguese
- Pre-law program
- Pre-medical/Pre-health/Pre-vet
- Psychology*
- Sociology
- General sociology
- Anthropology
- Spanish
-
Women's Studies
- Bioengineering
- Civil Engineering*
- Computer Engineering*
- Computer Science*
- General computer science
- Software engineering
- Electrical Engineering*
-
Engineering undeclared
(for entering students, who select a specific Engineering major by Junior year) - Mechanical Engineering*
- General mechanical engineering
- Manufacturing
- Physics
- Conventional physics
- Astronomy and astrophysics
College of Visual and Performing Arts
- Art Education
- Art History
- Artisanry
- Music
- General music
- Music education
- Painting/2D Studies
- Sculpture/3D Studies
-
Studio Art undeclared
(for entering students, who select a studio art major by Junior year) - Visual Design
Minors
Students can choose to minor in one of more than 40 academic fields—taking courses in an area that complements their major, and which they find interesting and challenging. With a minor, students complete at least 18 credits, half of them in upper level courses. Students find the minor, which is noted on their transcript at graduation, gives their education added dimension and depth.
- Accounting
- African and African-American studies
- Anthropology
- Art history
- Biochemistry
- Business administration
- Chemistry
- Computer engineering
- Computer science
- Economics
- Education: elementary, middle, secondary
- Electrical engineering
- Environmental physics
- Finance
- French
- Gerontology
- History
- Human resources management
- Indic studies
- International business
- Judaic studies
- Labor studies
- Leadership/civic engagement
- Literature/criticism
- Management information systems
- Marketing
- Mathematics
- Mechanical engineering
- Music
- Operations management
- Philosophy
- Physics
- Policy studies
- Political science
- Portuguese
- Religious studies
- Sociology
- Software engineering
- Spanish
- Sustainability
- System software
- Women's studies
- Writing/communications/rhetoric
