4.4k Bachelor's degrees in Pennsylvania, United States

With the Special Education program of Kutztown University you can earn a special education degree and get a dual certification in just four years. That’s right. As long as you remain on track with your special education courses, you can earn a second certification from any of the our other education programs and still graduate on time.

Start your journey toward becoming an athletic trainer with the collaborative Pre-Athletic Training program from Millersville University of Pennsylvania.

The study of Philosophy at Kutztown University perhaps more than any other discipline, develops abilities to think and communicate clearly, critically, and creatively. 

Literary study, composition, and research skills are the bedrock of academic and professional excellence. The B.A. in English at Duquesne University provides an outstanding education in the liberal arts. 

The Applied Disability Studies program of Millersville University of Pennsylvania encourages students to not only consider the history of disability but also how to apply the emerging multidisciplinary field of inquiry to the government, business and non-profit sectors.

Looking to prepare for an art teacher certification at a nationally recognized university? The Art Education degree at Kutztown University gets you out in the field early to gain real teaching experience while you develop your art skills in foundational courses. Get ready to share your love of art with future generations!

Your possibilities are endless with an Animated Arts degree from Kutztown University. Whether you’re interested in concept art, 3D modeling, or animation, our Bachelor of Fine Arts in Animated Arts will transform you into an industry-ready artist.

The Business Administration program of Millersville University of Pennsylvania will equip students in the fields of Accounting, Finance, International Business, Management or Marketing to pursue employment in any business or organization, or to continue their professional studies. 

Through Criminology at Wilkes University, you’ll examine the causes, effects and prevention of crime to prepare for a variety of careers in law enforcement, probation, parole, counseling or the legal profession.

As a Philosophy major at Wilkes University, you will learn to think clearly, critically evaluate claims, recognize relevant ethical considerations, appreciate diverse perspectives and articulate and defend arguments—skills that will serve you well in life and in any career you choose.

History is the perfect major from University of Scranton for someone who is interested in fostering a deeper connection with the past. 

Thinking about medical school or other health professions? Our Biomedical Sciences program at Susquehanna University is for you!

The Publishing and Editing major at Susquehanna University prepares students for careers in a digitally mediated publishing industry and for related careers in marketing, public relations, arts journalism, library and information science, and media management.

Our World Languages and Cultures programs at University of Scranton prepare students to become proficient in a language, a literature, and a culture other than English and American so that they may lead empowered and productive lives as global citizens.

No matter your job or career path, sales skills are vital communication tools. The Professional Sales program at Susquehanna University will prepare you to dominate in consultative, solution and transactional selling.

The Business Information Systems major at Lehigh University provides students with a strong foundation in cross-functional business processes and the application of information systems to support them. 

Today's students need international skills and a broad cultural understanding to be competitive and to function effectively in an increasingly interdependent global environment. They can get all of this with the Spanish program of Duquesne University.

Students who graduate from the Civil Engineering program at Lehigh University go on to design, build and maintain bridges, buildings, transportation facilities, coastal facilities, off-shore platforms, dams, tunnels, foundations and waterways. 

The Growth and Structure of Cities major offered at Bryn Mawr College challenges the student to understand the dynamic relationship of urban spatial organization and the built environment to politics, economics, cultures and societies. 

The Comparative Literature program at Bryn Mawr College is one of the bi-college (Bryn Mawr and Haverford) programs and draws on the diverse teaching and research interests of the faculty at the two colleges. Our allied faculty includes professors in English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Classics, Chinese, Arabic, philosophy, film studies, creative writing, music, and theater.