56 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Computer Science program from Boston College is intended to imbue students with a deep understanding of fundamental computing ideas that transcend particular computing technologies, an integrative view based on current research and practice, and a desire and readiness for continued learning throughout their lives.

The Applied Psychology and Human Development program from Boston College  is a top choice among Boston College undergraduates.  The focus is on meaningful learning in the classroom applied to real-world issues across local, national, and international contexts.

For the Music major at Boston College, a liberal arts framework offers a broader outlook than that of either a conservatory or a school of music. In a liberal arts framework, students encounter historical, theoretical, cultural, ethnographic and performance perspectives on music.

The Islamic Civilization and Societies program from Boston College offers major and minor courses of study. Admission to the major is by application during the sophomore year. Admission to the minor is through submission of an acceptable program of courses.

The Perspectives on Spanish America Interdisciplinary Major at Boston College is available as a second major to students in the School of Education pursuing Elementary Education programs in fulfillment of their College of Arts and Sciences major for certification requirements. 

The Studio Art major from Boston College is designed both for the student artist and the student interested in art. It teaches how to make art and an appreciation of how art is made. 

The Geological Sciences major at Boston College combines elements of traditional Earth and environmental sciences programs and is considered excellent preparation for those working toward graduate school in the geosciences or employment in industry following graduation with a B.S. degree.

A degree in Secondary Education from Boston College combines innovative theoretical approaches with firsthand experience working with high school students.

The broad objective of the Accounting program at Boston College is to give the student a significant insight into all financial information—how it is generated, how it is processed, and what it means.

The African and African Diaspora Studies Program (AADS) at Boston College considers the history, culture, and politics of Africans on the subcontinent and African-descended peoples in the U.S., the Caribbean, South America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

Welcome to Boston College's Bachelor Program in Management and Leadership. Embark on an enriching educational journey at Boston College, where we nurture future leaders with a comprehensive focus on management principles and leadership skills.

Welcome to Boston College's Bachelor Program in Slavic Studies. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural and linguistic tapestry of the Slavic world at one of the nation's leading institutions for higher education.

The Environmental Studies Program from Boston College provides students with an understanding of the issues facing our planet as we strive to develop paths toward a sustainable future, from perspectives in the social and natural sciences, arts, and the humanities.

The Economics major from Boston College provides a critical examination of how the economic system works in the United States and throughout the world.

The Chemistry Department offers a flexible curriculum on the Chemistry program from Boston College for those who wish to acquire a knowledge of Chemistry within the environment of a liberal arts college.

The Classical Studies department at Boston College offers courses at all levels, both in the original languages and in English, for majors and non-majors alike. It makes no assumptions about a student's prior experience, and looks to provide access to the ancient world to as many people as possible, in whatever form serves them best.

The undergraduate program in Sociology at Boston College is designed to satisfy the intellectual and career interests of students who are concerned about what is happening in their society and in their daily personal interactions.

Biochemistry at Boston College is an interdisciplinary major, administered jointly by the Biology and Chemistry departments. The major provides the student with a broad background in biochemistry and related courses in biology and chemistry.

An undergraduate major in Political Science at Boston College provides a foundation for careers in politics, public administration, international service, law, business, and journalism, as well as a foundation for graduate work and teaching in the social sciences.

Our undergraduate curriculum is rooted in Boston College’s liberal arts education; our students reflect on the human condition from varied perspectives as they learn about seminal findings and discuss cutting-edge discoveries in psychology and neuroscience in the Psychology course offered by Boston College.