4.4k Bachelor's degrees in Pennsylvania, United States

The Physics Major at Lincoln University Pennsylvania is supported by highly qualified faculty and modern, well equipped facilities, including introductory and advanced laboratories, a computer laboratory, and an astronomical observatory.

Learning extends beyond the classroom: in the field, in the lab, on a research excursion, or as part of an internship. The Biomedical Science Program at the Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania is designed to prepare students for a professional career in Clinical Laboratory Sciences and Biotechnology.

Theology from Saint Vincent College exposes students to thoughtful and comprehensive scholarship on the Catholic theological tradition in a Benedictine context.

The Secondary Education program at Point Park University is unique because it is a collaborative effort among various departments in the University.

Students who opt for the Chemistry - Biochemistry at the Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania receive in-depth training in traditional areas of chemistry with additional emphasis (three courses) in the area of cellular and molecular biology. 

The Bachelor of Arts in Journalism — formerly Bachelor of Arts in Photojournalism at Point Park University — will expose you to a variety of photography, writing, reporting, design and multimedia courses, so you can learn how to effectively combine words and visuals.

The Sports, Arts and Entertainment Management major at Point Park University is among the most innovative business programs in the United States.

The B.F.A. in Theatre Production - Stage-Management is a rigorous program at Point Park University that prepares graduates for a career in stage production.

In the Civil Engineering Technology program at Point Park University you will plan, design, inspect and rehabilitate the infrastructure upon which our survival depends, as well as protect the public from natural hazards.

Anthropology - Archaeology students at Mercyhurst University explore the four major subfields of Anthropology: Archaeology, Sociocultural Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, and Linguistic Anthropology. 

Grow as a performer in an environment that supports every aspect of your musical development. A Bachelor of Music in Music Performance at Seton Hill University sets the tone for your future as a successful performer in your area of musical performance - whether it be keyboard, vocal or instrumental.

The Digital Media Technologies program at East Stroudsburg University immerses students in the media business and its creative technologies.

Physician assistants evaluate patients, perform physical examinations, order and interpret tests, diagnose and treat illnesses, assist in surgery and write prescriptions. As a graduate of Seton Hill University’s Physician Assistant Program, you’ll be prepared to serve as an effective team member in a wide variety of healthcare settings.

At Messiah University, one of the top Christian colleges in the U.S., you'll experience outstanding training and ample opportunities to become a world-class performer within this interdisciplinary, accredited Musical Theatre degree program.

La Salle University’s new program in Business Systems and Analytics prepares students to do both. It prepares them for careers as business intelligence analysts, business applications consultants, data warehousing specialists, and sports analytics managers, to name a few.

The Bachelor of Interior Architecture at Chatham University is a professional interior design program that prepares students for practice in an interior design or architecture firm. 

Discover your career path with this Science program from Gannon University.

Chatham University's Bachelor Degree in International Studies emphasizes cultural texts and histories, both classical and contemporary, in combination with practical experience and firsthand intercultural interaction. 

The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Public Relations at Messiah University combines theoretical understanding with real-world best practices to prepare you to be a strategic and ethical communicator in a rapidly changing field.

Biochemistry majors at the Westminster College New Wilmington explore and experiment through classroom instruction and laboratory analysis.