10 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

History from Dartmouth College curriculum—broadly international in its reach and deep in its chronological perspective—serves to prepare society's future citizens and leaders to understand the world in which they live, its historical development and inter-relatedness. 

Classical Archaeology from Dartmouth College provides extensive experience of the material remains of Greek and Roman culture, including major sites and museums in Greece and/or Italy. 

Philosophy from Dartmouth College helps students be knowledgeable about the main contemporary and historical areas, authors, concepts, methodologies, techniques and problems of philosophy.  

Classical Languages and Literatures at Dartmouth College combines contemporary methods in literary study with a broad range of ancient texts studied both in translation and in the original languages.

At English from Dartmouth College you'll need to satisfy major distribution requirements and choose a concentration area.

Romance Languages from Dartmouth College has traditionally taken a lead in efforts to initiate students to other cultures. We are one of the largest foreign literature departments relative to undergraduate population in the United States.

Linguistics from Dartmouth College is the study of language — not so much a specific language, but of the system of language and the way in which humans communicate.  

Ancient History from Dartmouth College allows the student to focus on the process of continuity and change.  

Comparative Literature from Dartmouth College is an interdisciplinary program that promotes the comparative study of literatures in different languages as well as of the relationship between literature and other spheres of human activity.  

Classical Studies at Dartmouth College  is a less specialized liberal arts major that combines elements of language and literature, ancient history, classical archaeology,  and other topics relating to Greek and Roman culture.