171 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Nursing Major is offered by Ball State University. Whether your career goals include working in a hospital after graduation, pursuing graduate studies to become a family nurse practitioner, or moving on to doctoral work, Ball State’s nursing major will put you on the road to success working in hospitals, long-term care facilities, clinics, providers' offices, or home health care facilities.

The Finance Major is offered by Ball State University. Get the skills you need to excel in the ever-changing world of finance. Whatever your dreams and goals—everything from managing a portfolio to leading a Fortune 500 company one day—our major in finance will help you achieve them.

The Tourism and Human Geography Major is offered by Ball State University. The global workforce needs professionals with an intimate understanding of people, places, cultures, and landscapes—everything that links human beings with their environments. Our Tourism and Human Geography program will prepare you to meet this demand, while giving you a chance to see the world for yourself.

The Early Childhood Education-Teaching Major is offered by Ball State University. Are you passionate about teaching children during their most formative years from birth to 3rd grade? Do you envision yourself as a teacher committed to training the next generation? Then Ball State's licensure in early childhood education is right for you.

The Computer and Information Technology Major is offered by Ball State University. To stay relevant in a global economy, modern businesses need sharp leaders who keenly understand business technology. As a major in computer technology at Ball State, you’ll become one of those leaders.

The Criminal Justice and Criminology Major is offered by Ball State University. Crime is an unfortunate part of our world every day. If you have a passion to serve and protect the vulnerable and better understand the causes of crime and delinquency, then our bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and criminology are for you.

The Exceptional Needs - Early Childhood Special Education program at Ball State University prepares you for a fulfilling career working with infants and toddlers with special needs.

The Sculpture program at Ball State University is great for those who like to work in three dimensions, combining expression and technique with mass, volume, and space. 

An elementary school teacher not only helps children learn, but prepares tomorrow's leaders. Our bachelor's degree in Elementary Education at Ball State University prepares you to teach kindergarten through sixth grade.

Ball State University's bachelor's degree in Data Analytics provides a comprehensive approach using statistics and computer science to make actionable insights on data preparing you for the digital information age. 

The Family and Child - Early Intervention program at Ball State University has a strong emphasis on working with infants and toddlers in their home environment and prepares you to evaluate children's developmental needs and progress, develop and implement Individualized Family Service Plans (IFSP's), and monitor the results of intervention. 

With a bachelor’s degree in special education (teaching major in Exceptional Needs: Mild Interventions) from Ball State University, you will be well prepared to teach students with mild disabilities, including specific learning disabilities, mild developmental disorders, and mild behavior disorders.

Ball State University's teaching major in Exceptional Needs - Deaf Education—the only one in Indiana—is designed to train you to work with students who are deaf/hard of hearing.

Students specializing in Strategic Communication - Public Relations at Ball State University will learn how to connect organizations to audiences with messages crafted to drive awareness and engagement.

Our program in Pre-Medicine at Ball State University encourages you to learn systematic study habits.  Our curriculum gives you a rich, strong foundation in the sciences and other academic areas.

With a major in Earth and Space Science teaching from Ball State University, you will play the crucial role of introducing middle- and high-school students to the natural world.

For anyone exploring the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (Autism), you are just in time. By enrolling in Ball State University's online bachelor's degree in applied behavior analysis with an emphasis in autism spectrum disorder (ASD), you can help fill a growing labor market need for professionals with ABA credentials.

Drawing is a fundamental and indispensable component of any comprehensive studio arts curriculum. The Drawing program at Ball State University focuses on skill development, conceptual development, applied methodologies, as well as digital technologies and tools.

As a student in the Jazz Studies program at Ball State University, you will have opportunities to play in the three jazz ensembles and seven combos. You will receive intensive training with award-winning jazz faculty who possess a wealth of experience in both performance and teaching. 

The Communication Studies - Entertainment and Sport Communication program at Ball State University considers how messages create and challenge sports and entertainment identities, images, relationships, groups, and organizations.