A BA in Psychology will provide students with the academic and experiential foundation necessary for graduate study within the subfields of psychology: including, clinical, counseling, school, industrial/organizational, developmental, social, and experimental. It also prepares undergraduates for the pursuit of graduate education in allied professions, such as social work, mental health counseling, and guidance counseling.

Get a degree that responds to today’s ever-changing marketplace. Pace’s BA in Economics helps you develop skills in critical thinking and data analysis, preparing you for the ever-changing nature of the global economy. Learn the skills you need to succeed in the career of your choice with the help of accomplished faculty and internships/research assistantships in one of the world's most prominent economic hubs.

Political Science is the systematic study of power at local, national, and global levels. In our BA in Political Science program, you’ll engage in a living discipline that extends far beyond classroom walls. Through exposure to political theories and concepts, and practical experiences and internships, including interaction with real policymakers and primary sources of international news and information, you’ll develop the critical insights, skills, and contacts needed for success.

Diversify your academic experience with a computer science degree that offers the flexibility you want. You’ll learn fundamental theory and apply that knowledge to real projects that build your portfolio, empowering you to build the tech innovations of the future.

A degree in Applied Psychology and Human Relations will allow you to support people in improving their lives while setting you on a satisfying career in various areas of applied psychology, including counselling, mental health care, human resources, and social services.

The BA in Theatre Arts major, with its four concentrations, offers students an opportunity to study with New York theatre professionals, to work on main stage productions, establish professional contacts, and obtain internships with some of New York’s major theaters and professional organizations.

This studio-based undergraduate program provides aspiring theater artists with integrated training in acting, directing, playwriting, aesthetic inquiry, design, and new dramatic media. The program reflects The New School's rich history of social engagement and its deep connections to the modern theater. It offers a new model of dramatic arts training in New York City.

Nestled right in the heart of New York City—one of the world’s biggest tech hubs—Queens College offers world-class courses and facilities for a major in computer science.

The BA in Latin American and Caribbean Area Studies offers students a chance to explore the history, culture, politics, and social issues of Latin America and the Caribbean. The program is designed to...

The BA in Latin American and Caribbean Studies offers students a chance to explore the rich histories, cultures, and social issues of Latin America and the Caribbean. The program combines courses acro...

Through the Finance degree at The King’s College in New York City, students develop competence in mathematics, analytical techniques, portfolio theory, and financial modeling, preparing them to lead within businesses across the nation and world.

The BA in Latin American and Latina/o Studies focuses on exploring the histories, cultures, and social issues of Latin America and Latino communities in the US. The program emphasizes understanding th...

Students majoring in history benefit from the partnership between Lang and The New School for Social Research, whose graduate faculty is renowned for its multidisciplinary approach to social theory. The curriculum promotes engagement with New York City's many scholarly institutes and museums and emphasizes critical thinking and professional research and writing. A bachelor's-master's option is also available.

At Queens College, your accounting education unfolds both inside and outside of the classroom. Studying accounting in New York City, the world’s financial centre, and living and learning surrounded by Wall Street, the United Nations and many Fortune 500 companies.

The BA in Urban and Community Studies degree program is designed for students with interests in urban, social, economic, and political issues, especially as they relate to diverse working class communi. Students in the program have opportunities for experiential and applied learning, including fieldwork and workplace-based projects in New York City.