28 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Computer Science degree at Northeastern State University offers a foundation that permits you to adapt to new technologies and new ideas.

Information Systems are utilized in every area of modern business and life. There appears to be no immediate end in sight for the demand for IS graduates of the Information Systems degree at Northeastern State University.

The Technology program at Northeastern State University is designed to serve students who have an Applied Science degree or documented training and/or verifiable skills in an exclusive vocational/technical area, full-time military experience, or business/industrial training and who desires a bachelor's degree.

The Communication Studies program at Northeastern State University offers you the opportunity to specialize in Communication in Relationships, Corporate Communication, Theory and Research, and Applied Performance & Delivery. There is also a structured minor in Leadership Communication. In addition, we offer a Master of Arts degree in Communication.

This Cell and Molecular Biology major at Northeastern State University integrates the best practices of biology education through a combination of high quality coursework, exposure to current research through the literature, and laboratory research experiences.

The Early Childhood Education major at Northeastern State University prepares students to teach in diverse and inclusive environments, including homes, schools and other community settings which serve children from birth to age eight and their families.

The Mathematics degree at Northeastern State University is the study of numbers and shapes and their many connections. These connections bring about more complex structures and areas of study such as graphs, functions, sets, probability, statistics, geometry, algebra, and calculus.

Freshwater Sciences at Northeastern State University is an interdisciplinary degree focused on understanding freshwater ecosystems (rivers, streams, lakes, reservoirs, and estuaries) and ecosystems at the interface between aquatic and terrestrial habitats (wetlands, bogs, fens, riparian forests, and grasslands).