Skidmore College Majors

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Undergraduate Majors

Undergraduate Majors at Skidmore College

Popular undergraduate majors at Skidmore College are Business/Commerce, English Language and Literature, and Psychology. 9% of students major in Business/Commerce, 9% in English Language and Literature, and 8% in Psychology. The full list of 40 undergraduate majors and annual graduate counts follows. See median earnings by major for Skidmore College graduates.

List of undergrad majors offered at Skidmore College
Computer and Information Sciences	Graduates
Computer and Information Sciences	10
Education	Graduates
Elementary Education and Teaching	16
Foreign Languages	Graduates
German Language and Literature	2
French Language and Literature	11
Spanish Language and Literature	15
Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics	7
English and Literature	Graduates
English Language and Literature	73
English Language and Literature/Letters, Other	5
Liberal Arts and Humanities	Graduates
Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies	34
Biology	Graduates
Biology/Biological Sciences	20
Neuroscience	18
Mathematics	Graduates
Mathematics	13
Natural Resources Conservation	Graduates
Environmental Studies	16
Environmental Science	7
Recreation, Leisure and Fitness Studies	Graduates
Kinesiology and Exercise Science	26
Philosophy and Religious Studies	Graduates
Philosophy	5
Religion/Religious Studies	6
Physical Sciences	Graduates
Chemistry	12
Geology/Earth Science	2
Physics	5
Psychology	Graduates
Psychology	65
Psychology, Other	1
Human Services	Graduates
Social Work	12
Social Sciences	Graduates
Anthropology	14
Economics	40
International Relations and Affairs	29
Political Science and Government	51
Sociology	13
Social Sciences, Other	3
Ethnic Studies	Graduates
American/United States Studies/Civilization	14
Asian Studies/Civilization	9
Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies, Other	3
Visual and Performing Arts	Graduates
Dance	16
Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts	33
Art History, Criticism and Conservation	12
Fine Arts and Art Studies, Other	47
Music History, Literature, and Theory	19
Business	Graduates
Business/Commerce	73
Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services, Other	8
History	Graduates
History	23