College of Liberal Arts (Undergrad)

1. Accounting (B.A.)
2. Liberal Arts (B.A.)
3. Liberal Arts: Business (intended) (B.A.)
4. Liberal Arts: Anthropology (intended) (B.A.)
5. Liberal Arts: Art (intended) (B.A.)
6. Liberal Arts: Art History (intended) (B.A.)
7. Liberal Arts: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (intended) (B.S.)
8. Liberal Arts: Biology (intended) (B.A. or B.S.)
9. Liberal Arts: Chemistry (intended) (B.A. or B.S.)
10. Liberal Arts: Chinese Studies (intended) (B.A.)
11. Liberal Arts: Classics (intended) (B.A.)
12. Liberal Arts: Computer Science (intended) (B.S.)
13. Liberal Arts: Creative Writing (intended) (B.A.)
14. Liberal Arts: Cybersecurity (intended) (B.S.)
15. Liberal Arts: Economics (intended) (B.A.)
16. Liberal Arts: Engineering (combined degree) (intended) (B.S.)
17. Liberal Arts: Engineering Physics (intended) (B.S.)
18. Liberal Arts: English (intended) (B.A.)
19. Liberal Arts: Environmental Science (intended) (B.S.)
20. Liberal Arts: Environmental Studies & Sustainability (intended) (B.A.)
21. Liberal Arts: Finance (intended) (B.S.)
22. Liberal Arts: French (intended) (B.A.)
23. Liberal Arts: German Studies (intended) (B.A.)
24. Liberal Arts: History (intended) (B.A.)
25. Liberal Arts: International Relations (intended) (B.A.)
26. Liberal Arts: Italian (intended) (B.A.)
27. Liberal Arts: Mathematics (intended) (B.A.)
28. Liberal Arts: Media & Communications (intended) (B.A.)
29. Liberal Arts: Music (intended) (B.A.)
30. Liberal Arts: Neuroscience (intended) (B.S.)
31. Liberal Arts: Nursing (combined degree) (intended) (B.A.)
32. Liberal Arts: Pan-African Studies (intended) (B.A.)
33. Liberal Arts: Philosophy (intended) (B.A.)
34. Liberal Arts: Physics (intended) (B.A. or B.S.)
35. Liberal Arts: Political Science (intended) (B.A.)
36. Liberal Arts: Psychology (intended) (B.A.)
37. Liberal Arts: Public Health (intended) (B.A.)
38. Liberal Arts: Religion, Comparative (intended) (B.A.)
39. Liberal Arts: Sociology (intended) (B.A.)
40. Liberal Arts: Spanish (intended) (B.A.)
41. Liberal Arts: Statistics (intended) (B.S.)
42. Liberal Arts: Teaching (combined degree) (intended) (B.A.)
43. Liberal Arts: Theatre Arts (intended) (B.A.)
44. Liberal Arts: Women’s and Gender Studies (intended) (B.A.)
45. Liberal Arts: Writing and Communication Studies (intended) (B.A.)
46. Marketing (B.A)

Drew University, a Phi Beta Kappa liberal arts university, includes the College of Liberal Arts, the Drew Theological School and the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies. Drew is located on a beautiful, wooded campus in Madison, New Jersey, a thriving small town close to New York City.

• Drew’s hometown, Madison, N.J., is a 50-minute train ride from New York City and was recently named the third safest college town in the United States, and the safest college town in New Jersey.
• Drew is 4th nationally in enrolling international students among baccalaureate colleges.
• Drew offers thousands of internship opportunities at major employers such as Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Lincoln Center, Google, Sony Music, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and CNN.
• Drew is home to 2015 Nobel Prize winner William Campbell, a long-time fellow in RISE, a unique, hands-on research program in which industry scientists guide undergraduate work.

• #4 in the US for undergraduate international student enrollment (Open Doors Report 2021, Institute of International Education).
• #17 US liberal arts universities whose physical science majors earn PhDs (National Science Foundation).
• Drew’s Theatre program is ranked among the top 20 in the US (The Princeton Review 2021).
• Drew’s hometown, Madison, is the safest college town in New Jersey and the third safest college town in the US (Safewise 2020).
• Top 40 in Political Science (The Princeton Review 2019).
• U.S. News & World Report’s 2021 list of Best National Liberal Arts Colleges has Drew as the only school in New Jersey in the top tier of 150 schools, public or private.

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