3.0k Bachelor's degrees in Massachusetts, United States

At the Economics program from the Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania, you learn to analyze human decision-making and interaction, ranging from personal choices to international relations. And let that take you further into learning research techniques, policymaking methods, quantitative analysis, and more.

From polling and policy to speechwriting and strategy, the Political Communication program at Emerson College will set you up to succeed in any political realm.

The Bachelor of Science in Occupational Studies program at Worcester State University offers a stimulating and challenging curriculum that blends professional coursework with a traditional liberal arts education.

Woodwinds students at New England Conservatory of Music study with extraordinary faculty mentors who are world-renowned soloists and/or members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. 

The Early Childhood Education program offered by Lesley University leads to initial licensure as a teacher of early childhood, grades PreK–2. Students completing the major may qualify for a variety of positions involving work with young children in nursery schools, kindergartens, and grades one through two. 

Sociology from Westfield State University aids in your development of an understanding of social change, research design, data analysis, statistics, and theory.

The requirements of the Literary Studies program at Bard College at Simon's Rock are designed to foster students’ skills as interpreters of literature and as writers, while also instilling appreciation of form and knowledge about literature and its relationship to social and political contexts.

Help people and communities by becoming an advocate for healthier living. The Wellness and Health Promotion degree from Cambridge College prepares you to work with individuals, organizations, and communities to promote and maintain healthy lifestyles.

Do you have a talent for crafting a message, selling an idea, or telling an interesting story? University of New England Maine’s Bachelor of Arts in Communications cultivates professional and personal communications skills in a supportive, student-focused environment. 

The Studies in World Literatures major at College of the Holy Cross allows you to explore literature, film, and other forms of cultural expression across linguistic, national, geographic, and disciplinary boundaries. 

Majors of the Small Business Development program at Bay Path University learn to plan, organize and manage a small business and develop the skills to be a successful entrepreneur. 

The Business Administration, Corporate Finance - Accounting Concentration at Salem State University is a cross-functional program designed to prepare students for the rapidly evolving world of corporate finance. Students in this concentration acquire a broad understanding of both accounting and financial concepts.

Combine your love of science and teaching, then share it with the next generation through this Biology Secondary Education program offered at Bay Path University.

Gain the advanced skills you need to become a leader in today’s private, public or nonprofit organizations through the Business Administration program at Bay Path University.

The Bachelor of Science in Management Studies from Cambridge College provides a comprehensive management curriculum that covers both management theory and effective, practical management techniques.

The Interdisciplinary Studies major at Bay Path University  enables a student to design a course of study with mutually enhancing courses from more than one discipline in which the University has a major or a minor.

The Chemistry Department offers a flexible curriculum on the Chemistry program from Boston College for those who wish to acquire a knowledge of Chemistry within the environment of a liberal arts college.

The Theater program at Boston College offers a full spectrum of courses in theater production and performance and an extensive roster of courses in dramatic literature and theater history.

What's it take to succeed in PR? Image is almost everything, but there's a lot you'll need to learn. The Public Relations major from Suffolk University will ground you in the business—and the art—of crafting attention-getting, thought-provoking campaigns that make a difference.

The Actuarial Mathematics program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute will give you a head start to becoming a well-rounded and successful actuary. These highly specialized professionals use their mathematical expertise, business intelligence, and computer skills to help companies assess risk and solve financial problems.