4.4k Bachelor's degrees in Pennsylvania, United States

Whether you’re interested in why people behave and think the way they do, how social cues influence interactions, or how to effectively treat depression, anxiety, and a range of other disorders—it’s all Psychology. Mercyhurst University's Department of Psychology will prepare you to delve into the neurobiological, sociocultural, and emotional processes underlying human behavior.

To prepare students for this, our Sport Business Management program at Mercyhurst University puts special emphasis on collaboration and cooperation — students are a “team” and must be prepared to work together to achieve common goals for the success of the organization.

Research the past to understand the present with a History Degree from Saint Francis University

The English program from Haverford College offers students the opportunity to engage with a vast range of literature and culture—British, American and global—that reflects the diversity of the world.

Computer Science at Saint Francis University is an exciting, growing and challenging field which impacts almost every aspect of our lives. 

Political Science has much to say about how people work together in politics, the economy, and society—and there’s no better place to combine Franciscan ideals with the study of political science than Saint Francis University.

The Management program at Saint Francis University is designed to ensure that students have exposure to the broad base of knowledge necessary to be successful in their chosen field. 

The Mathematics - Applied Mathematics Program at Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania is designed to teach and explore mathematics for practical, everyday uses.

The Architectural Studies programme from the University of Pittsburgh is an interdisciplinary, non-professional course of study providing a humanistic approach to the study of the man-made environment.

The goal of the Accounting program at Lincoln University Pennsylvania is to provide students with the technical, professional knowledge of accounting concepts, theory and practice.

The BS in Environmental Science at Eastern University prepares students to understand both the language of Biology and Ecology, and the language of law and environmental regulations.

Students who graduate from the Environmental Engineering program at Lehigh University go on to tackle real-world problems around the globe. They find solutions to the planet's environmental challenges like air pollution, access to clean water, waste management, wastewater treatment and public health.

In studying Sociology at Duquesne University, students explore course topics that cover many aspects of social problems, policy and human interaction.  These range from criminal justice and global cultures, to the sociological aspects of aging, health, ethnicity, and peace and justice.

The four-year B.A. Theater Arts program from Duquesne University encourages students to examine and experience the relationship between drama as literary artifact and drama as performance. Students learn the skills necessary to translate the written word into a living, breathing, dynamic art.

The courses of the Women's and Gender Studies program of Duquesne University can lead to undergraduate second major or undergraduate minor.

Students who graduate from the Industrial and Systems Engineering program at Lehigh University go on to design, improve and optimize processes, systems, products and services.

Refine and apply your appreciation for the sciences and mathematics in a practical way through the Physics Education program at Millersville University of Pennsylvania.

Art History teaches you to see the world from a whole new perspective. It explores the visual cultures of diverse peoples, places, and times. The Art History program of Kutztown University will change the way you look not only at paintings and sculpture, but also pop culture, advertisements and any visual phenomenon. Art History is more than the History of Art,  it’s a way to look at the world.

Most students major or minor in Theology at Duquesne University because they find religious and theological questions fascinating and hope to discover more about how religion fits into their lives. Almost all seek to know more about the Christian tradition and its influence.  

The Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology major at University of Scranton is an interdisciplinary course of study with the Biology and Chemistry Departments.