What STEM major should you consider?

How comfortable are you with ambiguity and the unknown?

I prefer to have an example to follow.

Learn by example

I learn by trial and error.

Learn by trial and error

I prefer to see the product of my work in the:

world around me.

The World Around Me

technology we use everyday.

technology we use everyday

Which statement is more your:

I enjoy thinking about possiblities and all the things that could be.

infinate possibilities

I prefer working with the here and now and solving concrete problems.

concrete problems

Do you see yourself working in a lab?

No

Yes

Are you more interested in:

Medicine and Chemicals

Animals and the Physical World

What are you more facinated by:

Chemicals and Diseases

The Outdoors and Animals

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Computer Science Major

You’re a detail-oriented, logical thinker. You love creating complex systems from simple structures. In the computer science program, you’ll gain experience with writing code, software design and troubleshooting. With an emphasis on ethics and security, you’ll understand the importance of professional responsibility. Computer science is the foundation for the technology we use every day; from our phones to social media. These skills will prepare you for careers in app development, data analysis, cyber security, as well as others.

Computer Engineering Major

You’re interested in design and technology development, and you have the patience for long-term projects. As a computer engineering major, you’ll combine theoretical knowledge with hands-on practice with hardware and software technology. You’ll gain a greater understanding of the role of computer technology in the global community. A degree in computer engineering prepares you for careers in robotics, software design, intelligent systems design, and project management.

Information Systems Major

You’re passionate about business and you love keeping up with the latest technology. As an information systems major, your coursework will focus on theory and practical experience with software and hardware, but you’ll also take several business courses. You’ll receive technical training and learn the importance of management and other business functions. This degree will prepare you for a career in project management, database systems and project management, as well as software engineering.

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Biotechnology Major

You want to blend your passions for biology and technology and improve the world through biomedical research. Our biotechnology major focuses on solving biological problems through hands-on research and experimentation. The major prioritizes laboratory skill development. This program will prepare you for careers where you’ll be at the forefront of the latest biotechnical advancements!

Engineering Major

You thrive in challenging environments, and you’re not satisfied until you see the outcomes of your efforts. You understand that sometimes it’s necessary to take risks in order to make progress. As an engineering major, you’ll have the ability to concentrate in biomedical, civil, electrical, environmental, industrial and systems or mechanical engineering. Post-graduation, you’ll be an engineer for society as you improve the quality of life of individuals and societies, solving problems in almost any sector.

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Physics Major

You have a naturally curious, inquisitive personality. You like to think about how things work and see a world of hypotheticals and possibilities waiting to be explored. As a physics major, you’ll also take courses in math, engineering and computer science, learning to formulate and analyze mathematical models of complex physical systems. With a physics degree you’ll be prepared for careers in government, research, and high-tech product development.

Physics Education Major

You enjoy learning the science behind how things work, and you want to share that passion for discovery. You enjoy revealing the strange and beautiful foundation of the physical universe to others. As a physics education major, you’ll learn essential physics, from the cosmic scale to the subatomic, and skills for creating an engaged learning environment in your classroom.

Mathematics Major

$Mathematics Major$

Your strong analytical and problem-solving abilities make mathematics the clear choice! As a math major, you’ll have the flexibility to concentrate your coursework in a variety of areas including pure math, applied math, and math secondary education. You can even choose to create your own concentrated area of study with electives. With a mathematics degree, you’ll be prepared for graduate school and for careers in statistics, finance, government agencies and major corporations.

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Mathematics Major

$Mathematics Major$

Your strong analytical and problem-solving abilities make mathematics the clear choice! As a math major, you’ll have the flexibility to concentrate your coursework in a variety of areas including pure math, applied math, and math secondary education. You can even choose to create your own concentrated area of study with electives. With a mathematics degree, you’ll be prepared for graduate school and for careers in statistics, finance, government agencies and major corporations.

Actuarial Science Major

You love the idea of using formulas and equations to predict the future. You’re detail-oriented and enjoy following the rules and structures of math. Actuaries use their high-level mathematical abilities to assess organizational risk and keep a company on-track financially. They often work in corporate finance, insurance companies, health organizations, government agencies and consulting firms.

Mathematical Business Major

You enjoy math, but you’re looking for a non-traditional career path. As a mathematical business major, you’ll develop a clear understanding of the complex role of math in business. Math, business and computer science courses will help you find areas of the field that most interest you. With this degree, you’ll be prepared for careers in commerce, non-profit and government.

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Medicine (pre-professional) Program

You want to use your profession to help people. Our pre-professional medicine program will prepare you for medical school and your career as a doctor. In the pre-med concentration, you’ll take courses in biology, including hands-on cadaver work, physics and chemistry, as well as receive special advising to prepare you for the rigors of medical school admission.

Pharmacy (pre-professional) Program

You’re detail-oriented and you’re looking to use your abilities in the healthcare field. In our pharmacy pre-professional program, your coursework will consist of biology, mathematics and physics with an emphasis on chemistry. After completing pharmacy school, you’ll be prepared for careers in pharmacies, healthcare centers, research facilities and government agencies.

Dentistry (pre-professional) Program

You enjoy relaxed settings and you love working with people. In our pre-dental program, you’ll take courses in biology, chemistry and physics to prepare you for a professional dentistry program. Our affiliated programs have varying acceptance guidelines, giving you multiple options to make your transition as smooth as possible.

Biology Secondary Education Program

You love science and teaching others new skills, and you want to share the wonder of the scientific world with high school students. As a biology secondary education major, you’ll gain hands-on experience in labs and in classrooms. With your degree and teaching certificate, you’ll be prepared for careers in biology and education.

Chemistry Secondary Education Program

You want to share your passion for chemistry with others, and you’re fascinated with how the chemical world interacts with itself. As a chemistry secondary education major, you’ll take courses in biology, physics and math with a large focus on chemistry. You’ll be prepared for traditional chemistry careers, and you’ll be equipped with a teaching certificate.

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Environmental Science Major

You’re future-focused and you value sustainability. You’re cognizant of the interconnectedness of environmental, political and social issues. In the environmental science program, you’ll gain a greater understanding of the potential impacts of our lifestyle choices on the world around us as you prepare for careers in government agencies, field research, public policy and environmental firms.

Veterinary Medicine (pre-professional) Program

You’ve always been an animal lover, and you can’t imagine a career without them. In our pre-professional veterinary program, your coursework will be based in biology and chemistry. After completing a program at a veterinary institution, you’ll be prepared for careers in private practice, shelter medicine, research, corporate companies and government organizations.

Biology Secondary Education Program

You love science and teaching others new skills, and you want to share the wonder of the scientific world with high school students. As a biology secondary education major, you’ll gain hands-on experience in labs and in classrooms. With your degree and teaching certificate, you’ll be prepared for careers in biology and education.

Mathematics Secondary Education Program

$Mathematics Secondary Education$

You like the idea of running your own classroom, but you want to keep your options open. As a mathematics secondary education major, you’ll gain a teaching certificate in addition to a fully-fledged math degree. With this degree, you’ll be fully prepared for the teaching math at the high school level, and you’ll have the flexibility to pursue other careers in mathematics.

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Biochemistry Major

You enjoy exciting and interactive work environments. The biochemistry program incorporates several hands-on lab experiences that allow you to experiment and learn about many facets of biology and chemistry. You’ll also become an adept scientific writer and conduct your own research. After completing this program, you will have countless postgraduate options including: pursuing a graduate degree, entering a healthcare profession, working for the government or working in an industrial setting.

Biotechnology Major

You want to blend your passions for biology and technology and improve the world through biomedical research. Our biotechnology major focuses on solving biological problems through hands-on research and experimentation. The major prioritizes laboratory skill development. This program will prepare you for careers where you’ll be at the forefront of the latest biotechnical advancements!

Chemistry Major

You appreciate major scientific advances, but you’re also fascinated by the simplest chemical reactions that occur throughout daily activities. You see the possibilities and solutions that the chemical world opens for the future. Chemistry incorporates skills from mathematics, physics and biology. Our chemistry program offers several tracks that offer straight chemistry or couple chemistry with business, physics, or forensics. This can lead you to graduate study or careers in research, forensics, marketing, chemical analysis, medicine, pharmacy, education, and many other areas.

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Environmental Science Major

You’re future-focused and you value sustainability. You’re cognizant of the interconnectedness of environmental, political and social issues. In the environmental science program, you’ll gain a greater understanding of the potential impacts of our lifestyle choices on the world around us as you prepare for careers in government agencies, field research, public policy and environmental firms.

Biology Major

You want to help people, you enjoy science and the challenges it presents, but you want career options. The flexibility of a biology degree allows you to pick one of four concentrations: biological sciences, pre-medicine, allied health or secondary education. The scientific ethics and lab skills you learn in our program will prepare you for your future profession, whether that is medical school, research, or lab work.

What STEM major should you consider?

What are you most interested in learning about?

Data & Tech

Humans

How comfortable are you with ambiguity and the unknown?

I prefer to have an example to follow.

I learn by trial and error.

I prefer to see the product of my work in the:

world around me.

technology we use everyday.

Which statement is more your:

I enjoy thinking about possiblities and all the things that could be.

I prefer working with the here and now and solving concrete problems.

Do you see yourself working in a lab?

No

Yes

Are you more interested in:

Medicine and Chemicals

Animals and the Physical World

What are you more facinated by:

Chemicals and Diseases

The Outdoors and Animals

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Computer Science Major

Computer Engineering Major

Information Systems Major

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Biotechnology Major

Engineering Major

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Physics Major

Physics Education Major

Mathematics Major

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Mathematics Major

Actuarial Science Major

Mathematical Business Major

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Medicine (pre-professional) Program

Pharmacy (pre-professional) Program

Dentistry (pre-professional) Program

Biology Secondary Education Program

Chemistry Secondary Education Program

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Environmental Science Major

Veterinary Medicine (pre-professional) Program

Biology Secondary Education Program

Mathematics Secondary Education Program

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Biochemistry Major

Biotechnology Major

Chemistry Major

Based on your answer, you should consider our:

Environmental Science Major

Biology Major