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The majors may have different names at different schools. This is an alphabetical list by subject area according to the US Department of Education.

Accounting and Related Services Penn
Agricultural Business and Management Cornell
Agricultural/Biological Engineering and Bioengineering Cornell
Agriculture, General Cornell
Animal Sciences Cornell
Anthropology Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Applied Mathematics Harvard Yale Columbia Brown
Archeology Cornell Yale Brown
Architecture Cornell Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown
Area Studies Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Area, Ethnic, Cultural, and Gender Studies, Other Columbia
Astronomy and Astrophysics Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Dartmouth
Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology Cornell
Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Biology Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Other Cornell Columbia Brown
Biology, General Cornell Harvard Yale Penn Brown Dartmouth
Biomathematics and Bioinformatics Cornell Penn
Biomedical/Medical Engineering Yale Columbia Penn Brown
Biotechnology Penn
Business Administration, Management and Operations Penn
Business/Managerial Economics Brown
Cell/Cellular Biology and Anatomical Sciences Yale Dartmouth
Chemical Engineering Cornell Yale Princeton Columbia Penn
Chemistry Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning Cornell
Civil Engineering Cornell Princeton Columbia Penn
Classical and Ancient Studies Harvard Brown Dartmouth
Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Cognitive Psychology and Psycholinguistics Brown
Cognitive Science Yale Penn Dartmouth
Communication and Media Studies Cornell Penn
Community Organization and Advocacy Cornell Brown
Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services, Other. Brown
Computer and Information Sciences, General Cornell Yale Brown
Computer Engineering, General Princeton Columbia Penn
Computer Science Cornell Harvard Columbia Dartmouth
Computer Software and Media Applications Penn
Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications Penn
Creative Writing Columbia Brown Dartmouth
Culinary Arts and Related Services Cornell
Dance Cornell Columbia
Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft Cornell Yale Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
East Asian Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics Yale Penn Dartmouth
Ecology, Evolution, Systematics and Population Biology Harvard Yale Princeton Brown Dartmouth
Economics Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Education, General Cornell Columbia Penn Brown
Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering Cornell Yale Princeton Columbia Penn
Engineering Mechanics Columbia
Engineering Physics Cornell Yale Columbia Brown Dartmouth
Engineering Science Harvard Yale
Engineering, General Cornell Yale Brown Dartmouth
Engineering, Other Columbia Penn Brown
English Language and Literature, General Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
English Literature (British and Commonwealth) Columbia
Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations Brown
Environmental Design Cornell
Environmental/Environmental Health Engineering Cornell Yale Penn
Ethnic, Cultural Minority, and Gender Studies Cornell Harvard Yale Penn Brown Dartmouth
Film/Video and Photographic Arts Cornell Yale Penn Dartmouth
Finance and Financial Management Services Penn
Fine and Studio Art Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Food Science and Technology Cornell
Foods, Nutrition, and Related Services Cornell
General Sales, Merchandising and Related Marketing Operations Penn
Geography and Cartography Dartmouth
Geological and Earth Sciences/Geosciences Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Germanic Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
History Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Hospitality Administration/Management Cornell
Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services Cornell
Human Resources Management and Services Cornell Brown
Industrial Engineering Columbia
Insurance Penn
International Agriculture Cornell
International Business Penn
International Relations and Affairs Penn Brown
International/Global Studies Yale Penn
Landscape Architecture Cornell
Linguistics Comparative, and Related Language Studies and Services Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Management Information Systems and Services Penn
Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods Penn
Marketing Penn
Materials Engineering Cornell Penn
Mathematics and Computer Science Yale Columbia Brown
Mathematics Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Mechanical Engineering Cornell Yale Princeton Columbia Penn
Medieval and Renaissance Studies Yale Brown
Metallurgical Engineering Columbia
Middle/Near Eastern and Semitic Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics Yale Columbia Penn Dartmouth
Mining and Mineral Engineering Columbia
Music Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Natural Resources Conservation and Research Cornell Harvard Yale Penn Brown Dartmouth
Natural Sciences Penn
Neuroscience Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Nursing Columbia Penn
Operations Research Cornell Princeton Columbia
Philosophy Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Physical Sciences, Other Columbia
Physics Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Physiology, Pathology and Related Sciences Harvard
Plant Sciences Cornell
Political Science and Government Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Public Health Brown
Public Policy Analysis Cornell Princeton Penn Brown
Real Estate Penn
Religion/Religious Studies Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Science, Technology and Society Cornell
Slavic, Baltic and Albanian Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
Sociology Cornell Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth
South Asian Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics Harvard Brown
Statistics Harvard Columbia Penn Brown
Systems Engineering Penn
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods Penn
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Subject Areas Cornell
Urban Studies/Affairs Columbia Penn Brown
Zoology/Animal Biology Cornell

legend.dracula

wow penn rules the business in here :d

FellowCCViewer

The title is misleading - I thought you were asking an extremely broad question. I was about to attack you.

Papa Chicken

college - this list may be outdated...I am most familiar with Penn.....for instance, Penn does not offer a civil engineering major, & hasn't for some time, and there are a bunch of Penn's majors that are not on the list.

collegehelp

papa-
I think you are right about the demise of Civil Eng at Penn. They had zero grads last year.

Which majors at Penn did I miss? The majors are organized hierarchically by the US Dept of Ed. These are generic names and the name at Penn might be different.

Papa Chicken

I think the old civil group was folded into whats now called system engineering...which is not civil at all. Same with Env Engineering, which leads me to believe the USDEd list hasn't been updated.

Excluding Penn's Nursing school, below are Penn major/concentration lists for its other three undergrad schools.


Penn SEAS

Bioengineering,
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering,
Computer and Telecommunications Engineering,
Computer Science,
Digital Media Design,
Electrical Engineering,
Materials Science and Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics
Systems Science and Engineering.
Biomedical Science,
Cognitive Science,
Computational Biology


Penn Wharton (concentrations)

Accounting
Actuarial Science
Business and Public Policy
Environmental Policy & Management
Finance
Health Care Management and Policy
Individualized
Insurance and Risk Management
Management
Marketing
Operations and Information Management
Real Estate
Statistics
Transportation


Penn CAS

African Studies
Africana Studies
Ancient History
Anthropology
Architecture
Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
Biochemistry
Biological Basis of Behavior
Biology
Biophysics
Chemistry
Cinema Studies
Classical Studies
Cognitive Science
Communication
Comparative Literature
Criminology
East Asian Languages and Civilizations
East Asian Studies
Economics
English
Environmental Studies
Fine Arts
French Studies
Gender, Culture and Society
Geology
Germanic Languages and Literatures
Health and Societies
Hispanic Studies
History
History of Art
History and Sociology of Science
International Relations
Italian Studies
Jewish Studies
Latin American and Latino Studies
Linguistics
Logic, Information and Computation
Mathematics
Modern Middle East Studies
Music
Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
Philosophy
Philosophy, Politics, and Economics
Physics and Astronomy
Political Science
Psychology
Religious Studies
Romance Languages
Science, Technology and Society
Slavic Languages and Literature
Sociology
South Asia Studies
Theatre Arts
Urban Studies
Visual Studies
Women's Studies

College-- probably most mismatches are nomenclature things, like Penn's French Studies is probably subsumed under the USDEd Romance Languages heading... Penn has two different majors in French Studies and Romance Languages.

Some other inconsistencies included on Penn list but not USDEd:
1. Science Tech & Society
2. Womens Studies
3. Near Eastern Languages
4. Digital Media Design
5. Computational Biology

I am sure there are more.

ilovebagels

Asian & Middle Eastern studies does not exist anymore (was separated into 2 distinct majors--it used to be called "Oriental Studies")

There is also an "International Studies" major (not to be confused with International Relations) that is the default CAS major for Huntsman students.

collegehelp

There is actually a finer level of detail under the categories in post #1. US Dept of Ed has a 3-level classification system and post #1 lists at level #2. The list of majors would be very long at the finest level of detail.

Women's Studies, for example, actually falls under "Area Studies".

A major might have been excluded above in pst #1 if it had no graduates last year.