14 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Cell and Molecular Biology at Texas Tech University studies the field of biology. 

Supply Chain Management from Texas Tech University focuses on managing the flow of goods, services, finances, and information from point of origin to point of consumption in global supply chains. 

Biochemistry from Texas Tech University requires 120 credit hours for graduation and is primarily designed to prepare an undergraduate student for entry into medical school or other medically related professional schools.

Mathematics at Texas Tech University is designed to allow flexibility in choosing elective courses so that students can prepare to enter the industrial job market, graduate or professional school, or a teaching career.

Physics - Astrophysics at Texas Tech University is intended for students who have a particular interest in astronomy and astrophysics.

Plant and Soil Science from Texas Tech University lets you turn a love of plants and the environment into a lucrative career. 

Chemistry from Texas Tech University requires 120 credit hours.

Biochemistry from Texas Tech University requires 120 credit hours for graduation and will prepare an undergraduate student for graduate study in biochemistry and related disciplines, for entry into medical or dental school, or for employment in industrial or governmental laboratories in which graduate training is not required. 

Food Science - Science at Texas Tech University provides coursework for a comprehensive background in the processing and preservation of foods.

At Microbiology at Texas Tech University, you will study microorganisms and their effects on other living organisms. This includes studying organisms like fungi, bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms.

At Food Science - Industry from Texas Tech University graduates may be employed in areas concerned with food systems management, design and development of new food products, strategies for quality control/assurance and food safety, or research in basic constituents of food.

Chemistry at Texas Tech University prepares a student for graduate school or a career as a professional chemist. 

Biology at Texas Tech University will allow you to study the natural world, to explore underpinnings of behavior, physiology and biological processes, and to develop critical thinking and data analysis skills.

Mathematics from Texas Tech University permits a greater degree of specialization than that afforded by the B.A. degree.