3.0k Bachelor's degrees in Massachusetts, United States

The Sport Management program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst is uniquely housed within the nationally ranked Isenberg School of Management.

The Biology program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst is offered by the Department of Biology.

The Operations and Information Management program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst prepares you for a career as a business analyst, an operations manager, or a consultant. These roles are central to any team – they make businesses efficient and effective, base their decisions on sound, empirical evidence, and develop a holistic understanding of how a business functions.

The Astrophysics program of Tufts University can take you in many different directions, and students come to the subject with a wide range of backgrounds, interests and goals, we have designed our requirements for maximum flexibility.

The Smith College Film and Media Studies' goal is to understand how moving images are made and why, and to become very powerful analysts and critics of moving images and their contexts.

The Psychology program at the Smith College is consistently one of the most popular majors on campus. The department’s faculty is strongly committed to providing a rich, diverse curriculum to majors and nonmajors alike.

A Physics major from the University of Massachusetts Boston may complete up to two courses in mathematics or cognate sciences at the advanced level in lieu of advanced physics electives, but prior approval of the department at least one semester before his or her expected graduation is required.

The Economics department from the University of Massachusetts Boston has approximately 400 declared undergraduate economics majors and serves students from many other departments and programs in the College of Liberal Arts, as well as students from other colleges of the university. 

The History program offered by Western New England University enables students to consider the forces that have shaped world societies with faculty who are active researchers and scholars.

The study of History at College of the Holy Cross not only seeks to understand the past; it also offers deep personal enrichment for a thoughtful, even passionate, engagement in the challenges of the present.

The Earth and Environmental Science major offered by Lesley University prepares individuals for graduate-level training in environmental sciences, or for entry-level employment in a broad and growing spectrum of environmental careers. 

Criminal Justice from Westfield State University consists of an extensive overview of the criminal justice system and an intensive examination of each of the major components of the legal system.

The study of Sociology at College of the Holy Cross provides close faculty-student interaction and mentoring.

The B.S. in Economics at Worcester State University will provide you with knowledge of current economic thought and will develop your understanding of the role played by economic institutions in society.

Photography BFA students at Massachusetts College of Art and Design learn to create images and distinctive stories that reflect their unique perspectives, by engaging deeply with the photographic medium.

In a world faced with unprecedented challenges and uncertainties, it is more important than ever to develop the tools necessary to promote positive mental health, resiliency, and well-being. Join the Psychology degree at Curry College to learn more. 

International Business from Assumption University helps students gain the intense business knowledge and broad-based cultural awareness they need to work effectively in various environments with colleagues of diverse backgrounds.  

Social Work from Elms College is an interdisciplinary field. Majors study everything from behavioral science and psychology to mental health and public policy.

Biology majors at American International College may focus their studies on one of the following areas: cell and molecular biology, ecology/environmental science, bio-medical (for pre-professional students), zoology, bio-education (for students interested in middle and secondary education), or general biology (a personalized program for students with unique interests).

The BS in Philosophy at Salem State University will teach you how to critically analyze and evaluate arguments, how to effectively communicate diverse points of view, and how to apply the tools of philosophical analysis to contemporary problems and debates.