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Learn which areas of study you can combine to earn either a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree or Bachelor of Science (BS). BA degrees typically focus on arts and humanities, while BS degrees focus more on science and technical skills.
Accounting – BS
ASL – BA
Anthropology – BA or BS
Architectural Design – BS
Art – BA
Art History – BA
Asian Studies – BA
Botany – BS
BSAD – BS
Chemistry – BS
Child and Family Studies – BS
Chinese – BA
Communication – BA or BS
Computer Science – BS
Construction Management – BS
Criminal Justice – BS
Dance – BA
Data Analytics – BS
Economics – BS
Education – BS
Electroneurodiagnostics – BS
Emergency Healthcare Serv – BS
English – BA
English as Second Language – BA
Entrepreneurship – BS
Environmental Studies – BS
Ethnic Studies – BS
European Studies – BA
Exercise Science – BS
French – BA
Geography – BS
Geology – BS
Geospatial Analysis – BS
German – BA
Gerontology – BS
Health Admin Services – BS
Health Information Mgmt – BS
Health Promotion – BS
Health Sciences – BS
History – BA
Interior Design – BS
International Studies – BA
Japanese – BA
Latin American Studies – BA
Leadership – BS
Legal Studies – BA
Linguistics – BA
Localization – BA
Mgmt Information Systems – BS
Marketing – BS
Math – BS
MBA Prerequisite – BS
Microbiology – BS
Military Science – BS
Music – BA
Neuroscience – BS
Outdoor & Comm Rec – BS
Philosophy – BA
Photography – BA
Physical Education – BS
Physics – BS
Political Science – BS
Prof & Tech Writing – BA
Professional Sales – BS
Psychological Sciences – BS
Public Administration – BS
Public History – BA
Queer Studies – BS
Respiratory Therapy – BS
Social Work – BA or BS
Sociology – BS
Sound Production/Rec – BA
Spanish – BA
Sport Coaching – BS
Sports Medicine – BS
Supply Chain Mgmt – BS
Theatre Arts – BA
Urban/Reg Planning – BS
User Experience Design – BS
Web Development – BS
Women & Gender Studies – BS
Zoology - BS
If you select a combination of three bolded departments, you must choose a Bachelor of Arts.