135 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Mathematics - Applied from University of Wisconsin La Crosse introduces you to the science and art of pattern and idea; statistics is the science of collecting, analyzing, and making inferences from data. 

The Arts Administration emphasis at University of Wisconsin La Crosse prepares students for leadership roles in theatre, dance, opera, and other arts organizations.

Political Science from University of Wisconsin La Crosse introduces you to the study of governments, policies, institutions, and the behavior of participants in the political world.

We combine the best theatrical training with solid musical technique in the Musical Theatre emphasis at University of Wisconsin La Crosse.

Music - Piano Pedagogy from University of Wisconsin La Crosse aims to provide diverse musical experiences for our music majors and minors, university students and the community. 

Biology and Physical Therapy Dual Degree from University of Wisconsin La Crosse enables a student to receive both a Bachelor of Science degree (biology major) and a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from UW-La Crosse. 

Join the conversation on communication's role in social, political, and cultural contexts through critical thinking and idea exchange with this Communication Studies - Interpersonal Communication program offered at University of Wisconsin La Crosse.

In the English - Literary and Cultural Studies program from University of Wisconsin La Crosse, we prepare students as future professionals and responsible citizens through the study of literature, writing, rhetoric, and the teaching of English.

English - Language and Literature from University of Wisconsin La Crosse enable students to develop critical modes of inquiry, foundational skills in writing, and innovative research while imagining new futures for literature, the study of culture, and the human condition. 

At Biology - Nurse Anesthesia from University of Wisconsin La Crosse students will complete foundational course work that includes courses in introductory biology, organismal biology, cell biology, genetics, and ecology. Because biologists must understand chemistry, biology majors complete at least three semesters of chemistry, including organic chemistry

Communication Studies  - Public Communication and Advocacy from University of Wisconsin La Crosse provides students with opportunities to increase their understanding of the communication process and develop communication competencies necessary for their personal and professional endeavors.

At Biology - Science Education from University of Wisconsin La Crosse students will complete foundational course work that includes courses in introductory biology, organismal biology, cell biology, genetics, and ecology. Because biologists must understand chemistry, biology majors complete at least three semesters of chemistry, including organic chemistry

Computer Science - Cybersecurity  from University of Wisconsin La Crosse places emphasis in software development with a variety of electives to give students breadth in computer science.

Clinical Laboratory Science from University of Wisconsin La Crosse program has a track record of success. In each of the past three years, 100% of program graduates passed the national certification exam and the program had a 100% job placement rate for those entering the profession.

Spanish from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is one of the fastest growing languages worldwide. Because of the prominence of this language, it is likely you will interact with Spanish speakers in your future.

Microbiology - Environmental from University of Wisconsin La Crosse provides a foundation for the abundant employment opportunities in microbiology and is also excellent preparation for graduate school or professional schools. Microbiology is cited as the major that best prepares pre-med students for the rigors of medical school.

Do you want to help build healthier communities? Then this Public Health and Community Health Education degree offered at University of Wisconsin La Crosse is for you! 

Economics is a dynamic social science that explores how individuals, businesses, and governments make decisions and allocate resources. The Economics program from University of Wisconsin La Crosse equips students with analytical skills to understand complex issues like inflation, unemployment, and policy development.

Graduates of the Exercise and Sport Science - Physical, Adapted, and School Health Education program at University of Wisconsin La Crosse are prepared and licensed to teach K-12 physical education, adapted physical education, and school health education in Wisconsin, nationally, and internationally.

Computer Science - Computer Engineering Technology from University of Wisconsin La Crosse places emphasis in software development with a variety of electives to give students breadth in computer science.