86 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

As a  Physics major at Cornell University, you’ll develop analytical and problem solving skills while being able to customize your studies.  The combination of biology/chemistry as a concentration is appropriate if you’re pre-med; you can also create an individualized concentration with courses in physics-related economics, history, law or business.

Plant Sciences is the study of plant growth, reproduction, evolution, and adaptation, as well as the use of plants for food, fiber, and ornamental purposes. While students majoring in Plant Sciences at Cornell University, necessarily share a common enthusiasm for plants, the variety of available courses and research opportunities encourages a great diversity of individual interests.

As a Science and Technology Studies offered by Cornell University major, you’ll explore the social and cultural aspects of science and technology and be encouraged to ask informed and penetrating questions about the social forces that shape science and technology, the limits of scientific authority and the role of technology in modern life.

As an Anthropology major, you’ll study the complex social and cultural relationships that define human communities and learn how to conduct engaged, collaborative, field-based research. This bachelor degree is offered by Cornell University. 

At Cornell University, as a Classics major, you can immerse yourself in the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome through four different tracks (Classics, Greek, Latin, Classical Civilization) taking programs in ancient languages, literature, history, archaeology, history of art, science, linguistics and philosophy. 

As an English major, you’ll be trained in the rigors and pleasures of critical thinking, close reading and lucid writing. This bachelor degree in English is offered by Cornell University.