69.1k Bachelor's degrees in United States

The Bachelor of Social Work at Monmouth University is a fully accredited program by the Council on Social Work Education and introduces students to the knowledge, values, skills, and ethics necessary for competent practice of the social work profession.

Philosophy from Southern Connecticut State University prepares students to think clearly and with autonomy; they become problem-solvers. 

The Computer Information Systems Program at Fitchburg State University offers the opportunity for students to develop knowledge and skills in analysis and design of business information systems, database development, software development, and networking.

Nursing at Saginaw Valley State University is where compassion meets proficiency as students learn how to provide diligent care and encouragement to their patients, families and community. Students in the major grow together as an academic cohort while experiencing a rigorous nursing curriculum through simulation labs, clinical experience, internships and course work.

As History majors at Wofford College, students start by taking foundational courses that give a basis in Western history. Upper-level courses give students the freedom to take classes on topics that range from witchcraft and magic in early modern Europe to imperial Russia to Latin American history. 

The Accounting degree from Doane University provides you with the skills and confidence to immediately step into a career in accounting, finance or business upon graduation.

Marywood University’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) program equips you with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to excel in today’s healthcare field.

Developing good communication skills is one of the fundamental goals of a Communication program at Evergreen State College. 

Many degrees can prepare you for medical school, such as biology, chemistry or international rescue and relief. But Union Adventist University’s popular Biomedical Sciences - Pre-Disease Prevention and Genetic Counseling major is designed specifically for pre-med students.

The Geosciences major at Union College offers small classes, hands-on labs and opportunities for research with active faculty in fields such as paleoclimate, volcanology and geochemistry.

The Biochemistry and Biotechnology program at Minnesota State University Moorhead has two emphases – Biological Chemistry and Biochemistry & Molecular Biology. These options allow you to customize your degree based on your future career goals. 

The Biology Department at State University of New York Potsdam offers opportunities for student learning through a rich educational experience with a strong foundation in content knowledge and the development of higher-level cognitive skills through speaking, writing and research.

The Business Administration major from State University of New York Potsdam provides future business professionals and community leaders with strong theoretical foundations and practical applications of the functional areas of business: accounting, marketing, finance, operations, and management, while also providing an understanding of the business enterprise as a whole.

The Biology programme at Morgan State University provides a comprehensive foundation in life sciences. This undergraduate degree, delivered via a public study mode, prepares students for the STEM workforce through interactive learning. Students engage in scientific inquiry and research to develop essential professional skills.

As a Composition major at Ithaca College, you will gain a foundation in traditional Western art music, while having the opportunity to explore jazz, electronic music, film scoring, and other media. 

The Biology Pre-Medical Imaging - Pre-Echocardiography Emphasis program at Saint Mary's University of Minnesota offers an extensive and hands-on educational experience.

This History, Africa, Asia, and Latin America Concentration from Salem State University offers students the opportunity to specialize in global studies beyond United States and European history. 

At the Wildlife Ecology and Management from the University of University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point, you can choose between our six-week, hands-on summer field experience held at our Treehaven field station or on-campus, or take part in our European Environmental Seminar and learn how European natural resource management compares to the United States.

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. 

Anthropology, the study of human cultural diversity, involves four distinct sub-fields: cultural anthropology, archeology, physical anthropology, and socio-linguistics. All four sub-fields explore how culture shapes the human experience, the forces and processes that have shaped human biology and society over time, and the ways in which human societies are similar to and different from each other.