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Hamilton College · Majors

Clinton, NY · Suburb · Private · Liberal arts college · the Continentals · Website ↗

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488
Bachelor's degrees
awarded in the year
42
Programs
with graduates
15
Fields of study
Bach.
Degree levels

Bachelor's degrees by field

Social sciences141 29%
Biological sciences69 14%
Visual & performing arts38 8%
English37 8%
Computer & information sciences35 7%
Natural resources & conservation25 5%
Foreign languages22 5%
Psychology21 4%
History19 4%
Philosophy & religion18 4%
Public administration & social work18 4%
Physical sciences17 3%
Mathematics & statistics13 3%
Area, ethnic & gender studies9 2%
Multidisciplinary studies6 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 · 29% of degrees
  • Kinesiology & recreationNone awarded
  • Health professions & nursingNone awarded
  • EngineeringNone awarded
  • BusinessNone awarded

Every bachelor's program at Hamilton College

ProgramFieldDegrees awarded
Econometrics and Quantitative EconomicsSocial sciences90
Computer and Information Sciences, GeneralComputer & information sciences35
Biology/Biological Sciences, GeneralBiological sciences31
Environmental StudiesNatural resources & conservation25
NeuroscienceBiological sciences23
Research and Experimental Psychology, OtherPsychology21
Creative WritingEnglish20
History, GeneralHistory19
Public Policy Analysis, GeneralPublic administration & social work18
General LiteratureEnglish17
Political Science and Government, GeneralSocial sciences17
BiochemistryBiological sciences15
PhilosophyPhilosophy & religion15
Sociology, GeneralSocial sciences14
Fine/Studio Arts, GeneralVisual & performing arts12
Mathematics, GeneralMathematics & statistics11
Anthropology, GeneralSocial sciences9
International Relations and AffairsSocial sciences8
Hispanic and Latin American Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, GeneralForeign languages7
Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, GeneralForeign languages7
Film/Cinema/Media StudiesVisual & performing arts7
Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, GeneralMultidisciplinary studies6
Chemistry, GeneralPhysical sciences6
Physics, GeneralPhysical sciences6
Art History, Criticism and ConservationVisual & performing arts6
Chinese Language and LiteratureForeign languages5
Geology/Earth Science, GeneralPhysical sciences5
Music, GeneralVisual & performing arts5
Dance, GeneralVisual & performing arts4
Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts, GeneralVisual & performing arts4
German StudiesArea, ethnic & gender studies3
Religion/Religious StudiesPhilosophy & religion3
ArcheologySocial sciences3
Japanese Language and LiteratureForeign languages2
Mathematics and Statistics, OtherMathematics & statistics2
American/United States Studies/CivilizationArea, ethnic & gender studies1
Asian Studies/CivilizationArea, ethnic & gender studies1
Near and Middle Eastern StudiesArea, ethnic & gender studies1
Russian StudiesArea, ethnic & gender studies1
African-American/Black StudiesArea, ethnic & gender studies1
Women's StudiesArea, ethnic & gender studies1
French Language and LiteratureForeign languages1

Where it ranks

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

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