Scripps College Majors

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Undergraduate Majors

Undergraduate Majors at Scripps College

Popular undergraduate majors at Scripps College are Psychology, Political Science and Government, and English Language and Literature. 9% of students major in Psychology, 6% in Political Science and Government, and 6% in English Language and Literature. The full list of 49 undergraduate majors and annual graduate counts follows. See median earnings by major for Scripps College graduates.

List of undergrad majors offered at Scripps College
Engineering	Graduates
Pre-Engineering	2
Foreign Languages	Graduates
Foreign Languages and Literatures	4
Linguistics	1
Spanish Language and Literature	8
Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics	2
Legal Professions	2
Legal Professions	Graduates
English and Literature	Graduates
English Language and Literature	15
Liberal Arts and Humanities	Graduates
Humanities/Humanistic Studies	9
Biology	Graduates
Biology/Biological Sciences	11
Biochemistry	3
Molecular Biology	6
Neuroscience	6
Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Other	2
Mathematics	Graduates
Mathematics	5
Natural Resources Conservation	Graduates
Environmental Studies	1
Environmental Science	2
General Studies	Graduates
Science, Technology and Society	1
Human Biology	5
Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other	4
Philosophy and Religious Studies	Graduates
Philosophy	2
Religion/Religious Studies	2
Jewish/Judaic Studies	1
Physical Sciences	Graduates
Chemistry	5
Physics	2
Psychology	Graduates
Psychology	24
Cognitive Psychology and Psycholinguistics	3
Human Services	Graduates
Public Policy Analysis	1
Social Sciences	Graduates
Anthropology	11
Economics	12
Econometrics and Quantitative Economics	3
Political Science and Government	16
Sociology	1
Ethnic Studies	Graduates
American/United States Studies/Civilization	6
Asian Studies/Civilization	2
Latin American Studies	4
French Studies	13
German Studies	3
Hispanic-American, Puerto Rican, and Mexican-American/Chicano Studies	3
Asian-American Studies	1
Women's Studies	7
Visual and Performing Arts	Graduates
Dance	3
Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts	6
Fine/Studio Arts	8
Art History, Criticism and Conservation	6
Music	3
Business	Graduates
Accounting	1
Organizational Behavior Studies	2
History	Graduates
History	11
Communication	Graduates
Mass Communication/Media Studies	12