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Major Programs Majors leading to a Bachelor's degree are available in the following areas, and curricula in each are described in this book. An asterisk indicates that a departmental honors track is offered. The Colleges of Humanities and Fine Arts, of Social and Behavioral Sciences, and of Natural Sciences and Mathematics are collectively known as the Colleges of Arts and Sciences. College of Humanities and Fine Arts *Afro-American Studies, *Art (Studio), *Art (Design), *Art History, *Chinese Language and Literature, *Classics, Classics and Philosophy, *Comparative Literature, *Dance, *English, *French and Francophone Studies, *German, *History, *Italian Studies, *Japanese Language and Literature, *Journalism, *Judaic Studies, Linguistics, Linguistics and Anthropology, Linguistics and Chinese, Linguistics and German, Linguistics and Japanese, Linguistics and Philosophy, Linguistics and Psychology, Linguistics and Russian, *Middle Eastern Studies, *Music, *Philosophy, *Portuguese, *Russian and East European Studies, *Spanish, *Theater, *Women's Studies College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics *Astronomy, *Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, *Biology, *Chemistry, *Computer Science, Earth Systems, *Geography, *Geology, *Mathematics, *Physics, Pre-Dental Studies, Pre-Medical Studies, Science (in combination with one of the departments in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics) College of Social and Behavioral Sciences *Anthropology, *Communication, *Economics, *Legal Studies, *Political Science, *Psychology, *Social Thought and Political Economy, *Sociology School of Education College of Engineering *Chemical Engineering, *Civil Engineering, *Computer Systems Engineering, *Electrical Engineering, *Industrial Engineering *Mechanical Engineering College of Food and Natural Resources *Animal Science, *Apparel Marketing, *Building Materials and Wood Technology, *Environmental Design, *Environmental Sciences, *Family and Consumer Sciences, *Food Science, *Forestry, *Hotel, Restaurant and Travel Administration, *Landscape Architecture, Medical Technology, *Microbiology, *Natural Resource Studies, *Plant and Soil Sciences, *Resource Economics, *Sport Management, *Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation Isenberg School of Management *Accounting, *Finance and Operations Management, *Management, *Marketing *School of Nursing School of Public Health and Health Sciences *Communication Disorders, *Exercise Science, *Human Nutrition Other Major Programs *Bachelor's Degree with Individual Concentration, University Without Walls, Bachelor of General Studies Honors Any student wishing to graduate with higher honors than cum laude (for which a 3.2 cumulative average is required) must complete a Departmental or Interdisciplinary Honors track. Those majors offering a Departmental Honors track are asterisked in the above list. Students in all other majors wishing to graduate magna cum laude or summa cum laude must complete
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