Programs and Degrees Offered Main Page (Complete list of keys)

Program names p - r
and Degrees Offered

Note: The link in the Program Name column goes to the page describing the program and the link in the College column goes to the School's or College's Main page of the Undergraduate Bulletin. 

Chart keys: 
 

Major	Majors are listed under "Program Name."  If a major program of study is shown in bold, a baccalaureate degree is granted in this program of study.  If the name is not in bold, only a minor, concentration or certificate is available or a degree is granted at the graduate level only.
Minor	A minor is traditionally of more limited scope than a major.  It stands alone within an undergraduate student's program, independent of the major.
Concentration	A concentration is connected to a major program.  It may or may not lead to a certificate or other credential, depending on the design of the program.
Certificate	A certificate is a credit-bearing program of courses leading to a credential.  It may or may not apply toward a degree.  (This should not be confused with certification, a process by which an individual is accredited by an external accrediting body, such as a state board or professional board.)

Campus - The baccalaureate degree can be completed at the campuses displayed in bold only.  

Return to the list of program charts.

Program names s - w
and Degrees Offered

Note: The link in the Program Name column goes to the page describing the program and the link in the College column goes to the School's or College's Main page of the Undergraduate Bulletin. 

Chart keys: 
 

Major	Majors are listed under "Program Name."  If a major program of study is shown in bold, a baccalaureate degree is granted in this program of study.  If the name is not in bold, only a minor, concentration or certificate is available or a degree is granted at the graduate level only.
Minor	A minor is traditionally of more limited scope than a major.  It stands alone within an undergraduate student's program, independent of the major.
Concentration	A concentration is connected to a major program.  It may or may not lead to a certificate or other credential, depending on the design of the program.
Certificate	A certificate is a credit-bearing program of courses leading to a credential.  It may or may not apply toward a degree.  (This should not be confused with certification, a process by which an individual is accredited by an external accrediting body, such as a state board or professional board.)

Campus - The baccalaureate degree can be completed at the campuses displayed in bold only.  

Return to the list of program charts. 

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