• Anthropology

    Explore different societies around the world and investigate human cultures of the past and present.

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  • Management & Human Resources

    Build broad business and leadership skills to help organizations develop and manage a quality workforce.

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  • Pre-Pharmacy

    Prepare to become a pharmacist with the required courses and experiences you need for application to a pharmacy program.

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  • Chemical Engineering

    Combine chemistry with engineering to create better industrial processes used to produce petroleum and paper products, pharmaceuticals, energy, electronics, food, chemicals, and more.

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  • International Studies

    Build your international awareness and fluency in a foreign language for careers in business, economics, government and other fields.

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  • Public Relations

    Develop the writing, strategic thinking and communication skills to manage and protect an organization’s image and relationship with the public.

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  • Family and Consumer Sciences

    Study a wide array of social sciences to improve the lives and well-being of others.

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  • Sustainable Food Systems

    Growing demand for food and fiber crops requires the need to maximize long-term sustainability of our agricultural systems and reimagine how we grow, market and transport food.

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  • Food Science

    Combine knowledge in biology, chemistry, nutrition, engineering and other disciplines to create innovative products in the food and beverage industry that will meet the needs of today’s consumer.

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  • Spanish

    Learn to speak, read, and write the Spanish language while exploring and experiencing Spanish, Latin American and Latinx cultures and literatures.

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