40 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Economics and Engineering program at Claremont McKenna College allows students interested in a liberal arts education, together with a demanding curriculum in both economics and engineering, to earn two undergraduate degrees within five years. 

The curriculum of the Economics program of Claremont McKenna College is designed to serve a variety of student educational objectives. Emphasis is placed on understanding economic behavior and institutions and the development of specific analytical skills. 

The Molecular Biology Program at Claremont McKenna College offers courses of study for students interested in enlarging their understanding of natural phenomena and also courses for students desiring a major in biology, chemistry, management-engineering, physics, science and management, or some interdisciplinary combination of these areas.

The student of Chemistry at Claremont McKenna College examines, describes, and explores the composition, structure, and properties of substances and the changes they undergo. 

The History program of Claremont McKenna College provides excellent preparation for students who plan to enter law, business and international commerce, government service, or graduate study in various fields.

Claremont McKenna College's Biophysics program offers a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between physics and biology, focusing on the application of physical principles to understand biological systems.

Claremont McKenna College's Data Science program offers a comprehensive exploration of the principles, methods, and applications of data science in today's data-driven world.

Claremont McKenna College's American Studies program offers a comprehensive exploration of the diverse history, culture, and society of the United States.

Claremont McKenna College's Theatre program offers a comprehensive exploration of the art, craft, and theory of theatre, providing a rich foundation for aspiring theatre practitioners and scholars.

Psychologists study how others think, feel, and behave. The Psychological Science curriculum at Claremont McKenna College prepares students to use psychological concepts and methods in everyday life. 

Claremont McKenna College's Economics-Accounting program offers a comprehensive exploration of the principles, theories, and applications of economics and accounting in the business and financial sectors.

Claremont McKenna College's Economics and Engineering BA/BS program combines the fields of economics and engineering, offering a unique interdisciplinary education.

Claremont McKenna College's Middle East Studies program offers a comprehensive exploration of the history, culture, politics, and societies of the Middle East region.

The Philosophy program of Claremont McKenna College exposes students to classic texts and fundamental ideas. More importantly, it teaches students how to analyze problems, construct systematic arguments, develop their own viewpoints, and communicate their thoughts clearly and effectively.

This Organismal Biology major at Claremont McKenna College provides a research-and-field-oriented background for students interested in research careers in either physiology or ecology/evolution and their allied fields.

The Physics major at Claremont McKenna College places a strong emphasis on computational and numerical techniques while still retaining the core material common to all physics majors. 

Claremont McKenna College's Classical Studies program offers a comprehensive exploration of the civilizations, languages, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome.

Claremont McKenna College's Public Policy program offers a comprehensive exploration of the analysis, formulation, and implementation of public policies to address societal challenges and promote effective governance.

Claremont McKenna College's Asian Studies program offers a comprehensive exploration of the rich history, cultures, and societies of Asia.

Human Biology from Claremont McKenna College is for students interested in enlarging their understanding of natural phenomena and also courses for students desiring a major in biology, chemistry, management-engineering, physics, science and management, or some interdisciplinary combination of these areas.