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Connecticut College · Majors

New London, CT · City · Private · Liberal arts college · the Camels · Website ↗

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381
Bachelor's degrees
awarded in the year
38
Programs
with graduates
17
Fields of study
Bach.
Degree levels

Bachelor's degrees by field

Social sciences102 27%
Biological sciences85 22%
Psychology46 12%
Visual & performing arts36 9%
Computer & information sciences29 8%
Area, ethnic & gender studies14 4%
Education11 3%
English11 3%
Architecture9 2%
Family & consumer sciences8 2%
History8 2%
Foreign languages5 1%
Mathematics & statistics5 1%
Physical sciences5 1%
Multidisciplinary studies4 1%
Philosophy & religion3 1%

Degrees awarded in the most recent year, first majors only. A field with no graduates that year does not appear.

For a student-athlete

Coaches ask what you want to study because it decides whether a school can work at all. Check the field here, then the exact program below — "nursing" and "pre-nursing" are different pages of a catalogue. Practice schedules and clinical placements or labs are a real conflict; ask the coach how players in that major manage it.
  • Strongest fieldSocial sciences · 27% of degrees
  • Kinesiology & recreationNone awarded
  • Health professions & nursingNone awarded
  • EngineeringNone awarded
  • BusinessNone awarded

Every bachelor's program at Connecticut College

ProgramFieldDegrees awarded
Psychology, GeneralPsychology46
Economics, GeneralSocial sciences38
Computer ScienceComputer & information sciences29
Biology/Biological Sciences, GeneralBiological sciences25
Political Science and Government, GeneralSocial sciences24
EcologyBiological sciences21
NeuroscienceBiological sciences21
Econometrics and Quantitative EconomicsSocial sciences19
Molecular BiologyBiological sciences12
Secondary Education and TeachingEducation11
English Language and Literature, GeneralEnglish11
ArchitectureArchitecture9
Sociology, GeneralSocial sciences9
Fine/Studio Arts, GeneralVisual & performing arts9
Human Development and Family Studies, GeneralFamily & consumer sciences8
History, GeneralHistory8
International Relations and AffairsSocial sciences7
Film/Cinema/Media StudiesVisual & performing arts7
American/United States Studies/CivilizationArea, ethnic & gender studies6
Botany/Plant BiologyBiological sciences6
Music, GeneralVisual & performing arts6
Anthropology, GeneralSocial sciences5
Dance, GeneralVisual & performing arts5
Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, OtherMultidisciplinary studies4
Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts, GeneralVisual & performing arts4
East Asian StudiesArea, ethnic & gender studies3
Women's StudiesArea, ethnic & gender studies3
Mathematics, GeneralMathematics & statistics3
PhilosophyPhilosophy & religion3
Physics, GeneralPhysical sciences3
Art History, Criticism and ConservationVisual & performing arts3
Italian StudiesArea, ethnic & gender studies2
French Language and LiteratureForeign languages2
Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, GeneralForeign languages2
Statistics, GeneralMathematics & statistics2
Chemistry, GeneralPhysical sciences2
Music TechnologyVisual & performing arts2
German Language and LiteratureForeign languages1

Where it ranks

Among Division III schools; every list Connecticut College is on.

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