Degrees
Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice
Study the causes and consequences of crime and the workings of the criminal justice system. Prepare for careers in law enforcement, corrections, forensics, or legal services with a focus on applied knowledge and social responsibility.
Bachelor of Science in History
Build analytical and research skills through a rigorous study of historical events, movements, and cultures. The B.S. emphasizes quantitative and methodological approaches—ideal for students pursuing graduate study or data-driven careers in policy, law, or education.
Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience
Explore the biological basis of behavior and cognition through interdisciplinary coursework in psychology, biology, and chemistry. Gain research experience and prepare for careers in healthcare, research, or graduate programs in neuroscience and related fields.
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Take a scientific approach to understanding mental processes and behavior. The B.S. provides strong preparation for research roles, graduate school in psychology or counseling, or careers in healthcare and applied behavioral science.
Bachelor of Science in Social Sciences – Dual Discipline
Customize your degree by combining two social science areas, such as psychology and sociology or political science and criminal justice. Strengthen your interdisciplinary skills for flexible career options in education, public service, or business.
Bachelor of Science in Social Sciences – Triple Disciplines
Design a well-rounded degree with three integrated social science fields. Ideal for students seeking broad expertise and adaptable career pathways in human services, policy, or administration.
Bachelor of Science in Sociology
Use data and research to explore how societies function and how inequality, culture, and institutions shape everyday life. This degree emphasizes scientific analysis and prepares students for roles in research, public health, urban planning, or graduate study.