Hi, I'm a junior starting to compile my applications list of colleges. University of Oregon has caught my eye, but I'm still unsure of its offered majors. Can somebody shed some light on the range of courses at UO?
The University of Oregon (UO) offers a wide range of undergraduate majors across various fields. Here's a snapshot of the disciplines and some of the majors within them:
1. Natural Sciences: Biology, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Physics, Environmental Science, Marine Biology, and more.
2. Social Sciences: Anthropology, Economics, Ethnic Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, and more.
3. Humanities: Comparative Literature, English, History, Philosophy, Religious Studies, several foreign languages, and more.
4. Professional Schools and Programs: Accounting, Architecture, Business Administration, Education (Family and Human Services/ Educational Foundations), Journalism (Advertising, Journalism, Public Relations), Music, and more.
5. Health and Wellness: Human Physiology, Public Health, and Sports Business.
In addition to these, the university also offers minors, dual-degree options, and several interdisciplinary programs that allow students to explore interests across faculties.
If you have a specific area of interest in mind, it may be helpful to look at the related department’s webpage for more detailed information about the curriculum, faculty, and available resources.
Remember, the availability of a certain major shouldn't be the only factor guiding your decision. It's also beneficial to consider the campus culture, available resources, support services, location, and financial considerations while making your decision. The major is important, but it's just one piece of the college experience!
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