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Dean's List Recognition Ceremony for fall recipients is February 16, 3:30-4:30, CUB MPR, Rooms A&B
Next Open House, March 24.
Change of majors accepted through February 27

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(717) 477-1151
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College of Arts & Sciences Programs

Undergraduate Programs and Concentrations For most updated list, see Academics above.
Art & Design Computer Graphics Concentration Secondary Education Certification Biology Biotechnology Ecology & Environmental Biology Health Professions Concentration Secondary Education Certification Environmental Education Ecology & Environmental Chemistry Biochemistry Concentration Secondary Education Certification Communications / Journalism Electronic Media Concentration Print Media Concentration Public Relations Concentration Computer Science Computer Graphics Concentration Embedded Program Concentration Related Discipline Concentration Software Engineering Concentration Systems Programming Concentration Earth Science Economics Business Concentration Mathematics Concentration Political Science Concentration Public Administration Concentration Social Studies Concentration English Secondary Education Certification Writing Concentration	French Secondary Education Certification Geoenvironmental Studies Geography Geographic Information Concentration Land Use Concentration Regional Development Concentration Healthcare Administration History Public History Concentration Social Studies Secondary Certification Human Communication Interdisciplinary Arts Mathematics Applied Mathematics Concentration Computer Science Concentration Secondary Education Certification Statistics Concentration Physics Applied Physics/Engineering (Dual 3+2) Nanofabrication Concentration Secondary Education Certification Political Science Psychology Sociology Spanish Secondary Education Certification
Pre-Professional Options
Pre-Health Professional Options Health Professions Concentrations are available for biology or chemistry majors Pre-Chiropractic Pre-Dentistry Pre-Medicine Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Podiatry Pre-Optometry Pre-Veterinary Medicine Pre-Forensic Science Options Students interested in a pre-forensic science program may select any major. Typical curricula include biology, chemistry, and criminal justice Pre-Forensic Program Pre-Law Options Students interested in a pre-law program may select any major. Typical curricula include government, business, history, and english Pre-Law Program
Allied Health Science Programs Thomas Jefferson University Alliance Programs
Biotechnology Cytotechnology (2+2) (3+1) (4+1) Diagnostic Imaging Nursing (2+2)	Occupational Therapy (2+3) (3+3) (4+3) P.A.C.E. Program Physical Therapy (4+3)
Degree Completion Programs
Degree completion programs are designed for students with an associates' degree and at least 5 years of relevant work experience. They are designed for working adults; they are not suitable for traditional age students. See the College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Kim Long, for more information.
B.S. Healthcare Administration B.S. Professional Studies, with Technical Management Concentration
Teacher Certification Programs Offering Secondary Education Certification
Art Biology Environmental Education Ecology & Environmental Chemistry Earth Science English	French Mathematics Physics Social Studies Geography Certificate History Certificate Spanish
Minors
Anthropology Art Biology Biochemistry Chemistry Communications / Journalism Computer Science Criminal Justice English Ethnic Studies French Geoenvironmental Studies German Gerontology Government History	Human Communication Studies International Studies Mathematics Music Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Public Administration Sociology Spanish Speech Communication Technical/Professional Communications Theater Women's Studies
Master's Degree Programs
Applied History Biology Communication Studies Computer Science Curriculum & Instruction Biology English Geography/Earth Science History Mathematics Geoenvironmental Studies	Organizational Development & Leadership Business Communications Education Environmental Management Higher Education Individual & Organizational Development Public Organization Psychology Public Administration