| Accounting Major Business and Economics Actuarial Science Major Mathematics Art Major/Graphic Design Option Art Athletic Training Major Kinesiology |
| Biology Ecological Science Major Biology Biology General Major/Teaching Major Biology Biology Health Professions Major Biology Business Administration Major Business and Economics Business Education Major Business and Economics |
| Chemistry Major Chemistry Christian Education and Youth Ministry Major Religion Computer Information Systems Major Computer science Computer Science Major Computer science |
| Economics Major Business and Economics Elementary Education Major Education English Teaching Major English Exercise Science Major Kinesiology |
| Humanities Major Humanities |
| Journalism Major Communications |
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| Mathematics Major Mathematics Medical Laboratory Science Major Chemistry Modified Music Major with Elementary Education Music Music Ministry Major Music |
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| Philosophy Major Philosophy Physical Education Major Kinesiology Political Science Major Political Science Psychology Major Psychology Public Relations Major Communications |
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| Social Work Major Social work Sociology Major Sociology Spanish Major Modern Foreign languages Sport Management Major Kinesiology |
| Theatre and Speech Major Theatre and Speech Theatre Major Theatre and Speech Translation and Interpretation Major: Spanish-English Modern Foreign languages |
| Writing and Rhetoric Major English |
Student-initiated major
Most students will major in one or two of the programs already offered by the college, but if you’re interested in something special—something that can only be achieved by combining several programs into one major that’s still doable in four years—we’ll work with you to design a student-initiated major (SIM).
Recent students have designed SIMs in advertising, ancient history, creative studies, engineering science, international business, ministry to youth with disabilities, and missiology.
SIMs require the approval of your academic adviser and the college’s Academic Affairs Committee. They demonstrate to future employers that you are self-aware, creative and have an entrepreneurial spirit.
