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Where can I find a comprehensive list of university majors?

Hey everyone! As a junior starting to think about college, I'm trying to get a better idea of all the different majors that are out there. Is there a comprehensive list of university majors somewhere online that I could check out to see what might interest me?

6 months ago

Hey there! It's always a good idea to explore your options and interests when considering potential majors. While there isn't an all-inclusive list that includes every major out there, there are resources that can help you get a general sense of the various majors.

One starting point is the College Board's Big Future website, which offers a searchable database of college majors and information about each one: https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/majors-careers. This can be helpful in discovering majors that align with your interests and academic strengths.

Another option is to look up individual universities and colleges you're interested in and explore their "Academics" or "Majors and Programs" pages to see what each school offers. While this may not give you an exhaustive list of majors, it can give you a better idea of what to expect at potential colleges.

Additionally, you could also browse the U.S. Department of Education's Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) list here: https://nces.ed.gov/ipeds/cipcode/browse.aspx?y=56. This list contains classifications of instructional programs and provides a more detailed look into various fields of study, but keep in mind that not every school will offer every major you find on this list.

Keep in mind that some majors are more specialized and may only be offered at certain schools, so if you have a specific area of interest, you may need to research relevant colleges and universities. Ultimately, you'll want to match up with a school that has strong programs in the fields you're most interested in.

I hope this helps you explore your potential college majors and get a better grasp on the variety of options available. Good luck with your college search!

6 months ago

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