3.0k Bachelor's degrees in Massachusetts, United States

As a Geography major at Clark University you will use the concepts of place and space to better understand the physical and social processes that shape our planet. You will explore why places are different; the economic, political and cultural systems that connect us locally, regionally and globally; and how we shape — and in turn are shaped by — our environment. 

If you like to think about why the world works the way it does, physics might be the right subject for you. If you want to understand how technology works and design the next innovations, a Bachelor in Physics at Mount Holyoke College is the answers.

The Bachelor in Architectural Studies from Mount Holyoke College blends studio and academic work to explore the intersections between built forms and the natural landscape, as well as the interactions between architecture and culture throughout history.

Whether it is collaborating with students and faculty on research, or designing a new product, with the Electrical Engineering degree from Western New England University, you’ll have the opportunity to develop industry advances even before you graduate.

As an Art History major at Clark University you will analyze two- and three-dimensional works of art from ancient Greece to the contemporary moment, including paintings, sculpture and architecture. 

The Criminal Justice program at the Bridgewater State University provides students with a solid background in criminal justice and criminology, enabling them to develop a broad understanding of crime and the criminal justice system.

Economics and Finance  from Bentley University is available to select, high-performing students in this major. If you’re accepted, you can earn a bachelor’s and master’s degree in four years of study.

The American Studies major offered by Western New England University is the perfect blend of History and English that will allow you to think critically and make comparisons between the past and the present.

Biology at College of the Holy Cross has an exceptional tradition. A high percentage of department graduates each year go on to receive advanced degrees in various areas of biology and the biomedical sciences.

Did you know that some of the most important work in criminal justice is carried on behind the scenes in crime labs? Criminal forensic biologists analyze evidence from crime scenes and work hand-in-hand with law enforcement agencies at the local, state, and federal levels. The Forensic Biology program is offered by Western New England University.

Communication is one of the most versatile and adaptable majors for the job market. In this major from Western New England University, you’ll have the ability to focus on your interests and pursue one of three concentrations in Health Communication, Media and Journalism, or Public Relations, while also learning broader skills and concepts.

The Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts Program at Fisher College will lead to a well-rounded student able to continue to even higher-level study or to begin a career. 

In today's dynamic global workplace, Wentworth Institute of Technology’s Business Management graduates excel! With a strong professional foundation, the Business Management program prepares a diverse set of students for positions of leadership in the private and public sector.

At Early Childhood Education program from Elms College prepares you to teach students from pre-kindergarten through grade two.

Develop the skills you need to build a career in the fast-paced, ever-evolving world of marketing through the Marketing program at Bay Path University.

The Photography program of Endicott College emphasizes art practice and commercial applications: development of unique ideas and imagery.

Where engineering and biology intersect, exciting discoveries in the medical and life sciences are taking place. Learn more with the Bioengineering program of Endicott College.

Majors in the Studio Art program of Endicott College explore various media in their foundation courses and also concentrate in an area of interest to fully develop a professional portfolio.

Do you love learning about other cultures? The bachelor of arts in World Languages and Cultures, Italian Concentration from Salem State University helps students develop the skills they need to communicate effectively, while also cultivating critical thinking skills, a comparative perspective on global issues, and the ability to work with diverse groups of people in a multilingual setting. 

The Communication Sciences and Disorders from Elms College empowers you to help people with speech, language, and hearing conditions.