The undergraduate degrees offered in the College of Arts and Sciences are: bachelor of arts, bachelor of fine arts, bachelor of music, bachelor of music education, and bachelor of science. In addition, the associate of arts and the associate of science degrees with unspecified majors are offered for military personnel only through the Division of Continuing Education.
Below in the left column are majors, options, advising programs, and degrees offered. In the right column are names of the departments under which the major programs are offered. The specific requirements for a degree in the various curricula may be found in the department listings later in the College of Arts and Sciences catalog section.
Programs Departmental office
Anthropology, BA or BS Sociology, Anthropology,
Applied anthropology and Social Work
Art,BA or BFA Art
Art history, BA
Ceramics
Digital arts
Drawing
Graphic design
Illustration
Metalsmithing and jewelry
Painting
Photography
Pre-art therapy
Printmaking
Sculpture
Biochemistry, BA or BS Biochemistry
Biology, BA or BS Biology
Chemical science, BA or Chemistry
BS
Chemistry, BA or BS Chemistry
Clinical laboratory science Dean's office
(medical technology), BA or BS
Economics, BA or BS Economics
English, BA English
Creative writing
Literature
Teaching certification
Fisheries and wildlife biology, Biology
BA or BS
Fisheries biology
Wildlife biology
Natural history
Geography, BA or BS Geography
General
Pre-planning
Geology, BA or BS Geology
History, BA or BS History
Kinesiology, BA or BS Kinesiology
Nutrition and exercise science (dual degree with Human Ecology)
Interdisciplinary Dean's office
Humanities, BA
Life science, BA or BS
Pre-veterinary option*
Physical science, BA or BS
Social science, BA or BS
Mass communications, Journalism and Mass
BA or BS Communications
Advertising
Electronic journalism
Public relations
Radio-Television
Mathematics, BA or BS Mathematics
Medical technology,
(see Clinical laboratory science)
Microbiology, BA or BS Biology
Modern languages, BA Modern languages
French
German
Spanish
Music, BA or BM Music
Music education, BME Music
Philosophy Philosophy
Interdisciplinary, BA or BS
Pre-business, BA or BS
Pre-graduate, BA or BS
Pre-law, BA or BS
Pre-medicine, BA or BS
Pre-ministry, BA
Standard, BA
Physics, BA or BS Physics
General, BS only
Political science, BA or BS Political science
Pre-health advising programs
Pre-dentistry Dean's office Pre-health information Dean's office
management
Pre-law Dean's office
Pre-medicine Dean's office
Pre-nursing Dean's office
Pre-occupational therapy Dean's office
Pre-optometry Dean's office
Pre-pharmacy Dean's office
Pre-physical therapy Dean's office
Pre-respiratory care Dean's office
Pre-veterinary medicine* Dean's office
Psychology, BA or BS Psychology
Social work, BA or BS Sociology, Anthropology,
and Social Work
Sociology, BA or BS Sociology, Anthropology,
General and Social Work
Criminology ASW-Capital
Speech, BA or BS Speech Communication,
Legal communication Theatre, and Dance
Linguistics
Organizational communication
Relational communication
Rhetorical communication
Speech communication
Statistics, BA or BS Statistics
Theatre, BA or BS Speech Communication
Dance Theatre, and Dance
Women's studies, Women's Studies
BA or BS
*Students who complete pre-veterinary medicine requirements in the College of Arts and Sciences will be eligible for the bachelor of science degree in life science from the College of Arts and Sciences upon completion of the first professional year in a College of Veterinary Medicine.
Secondary majors
Secondary majors are majors that can be taken only in addition to the primary majors listed above. The secondary majors in the college are: American ethnic studies, international studies, Latin American studies, natural resources and environmental sciences.
Minors
Contact the appropriate department on these minors: American ethnic studies, anthropology, biology, chemistry, dance, East Asian studies, economics, English, French, geography, geology, German, history, Japanese, military leadership, music, philosophy, physics, political science, rhetoric/communication, Russian, Spanish, statistics, theatre, and women's studies.