What majors is Auburn University known for?

I'm exploring different universities and I'm curious about Auburn University. Does anyone know what majors or programs Auburn is particularly strong in? I'd love to hear about their strengths to see if they align with my interests.

Auburn University is well-known for a number of its programs across various disciplines.

One of the fields where Auburn stands out is Engineering. The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering consistently ranks among the country's top engineering programs. They offer a wide range of specialties, including, but not limited to, Aerospace, Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Industrial and Systems, Mechanical, and Software Engineering.

The Raymond J. Harbert College of Business is another strong suit of Auburn. In particular, their Supply Chain Management and Aviation Management programs have been ranked nationally. The MBA program also draws a lot of students.

Auburn’s College of Veterinary Medicine is renowned, especially for large animal and equine care. It's one of the best vet schools in the region and has state-of-the-art facilities.

Also, Auburn's School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences is one of the notable programs nationally in terms of natural resources management, conservation, and wildlife sciences.

If you're interested in Architecture, Auburn's Rural Studio program (https://ruralstudio.org/) is unique in the field, where students design and build sustainable projects in underprivileged rural areas.

You can view a full list of majors and academic programs here: https://bulletin.auburn.edu/undergraduate/majors/. Overall, while these are a few areas Auburn is particularly known for, remember that a college's strength in a specific field might not be the only factor to consider. Do research the environment, campus life, financial aid, other resources, as well as other fields of interest to you. Make sure it's a holistic fit for your academic, career, and personal aspirations.