Presbyterian College offers undergraduate programs of study in which students can obtain
either a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree or a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree.

International Studies

International Studies (B.A.)

Mathematics Department

Mathematics (B.S.)
Mathematics – Secondary Education minor (B.S.)

Modern Foreign Languages Department

French (B.A.)
Modern Foreign Languages (B.A.)
Spanish (B.A.)

Music Department

Music (B.A.)

Physics Department

Medical Physics (B.S.)
Physics (B.S.)
Physics – Engineering Dual-Degree (B.S.)

Political Science Department

Political Science and Public Policy  (B.A.)

Psychology Department

Psychology (B.S.)

Sociology Department

Sociology (B.S.)

In addition, any major listed above is offered as a minor field of study.

A minor in a field of study may be obtained by successfully completing at least 15 hours of work to be selected at the discretion of the adviser and the student after consultation with the chair of the department in which the minor is selected. The department may specify additional requirements for a minor. Any substitutions to the requirements of a student’s minor program of study must be approved by the Provost prior to completion of the amended requirement.

Art Department

Art
Art History

Athletic Coaching

Athletic Coaching

Biology Department

Biology
Computational Biology
Environmental Studies
Marine Studies – Gulf Coast Research Laboratory

Chemistry Department

Chemistry

Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice

Economics & Business Administration Department

Accounting
Business Administration
Data Analytics
Economics

Education Department

Secondary Education minor with a major one of the following:

  • English
  • History
  • Mathematics

English Department

English
Creative Writing
Media Studies – Business Concentration
Media Studies – Journalism and Communications
Women’s and Gender Studies

History Department

History

International Studies

International Studies

Mathematics Department

Mathematics

Military Science Department

Military Science

Modern Foreign Languages Department

Chinese Studies
French
Latin American Studies
Spanish

Music Department

Music

Physics & Computer Science Department

Computer Science
Physics
Programming, Web, and App Development

Political Science Department

Africana Studies
Criminal Justice
Political Science and Public Policy
Pre-Law Studies

Psychology Department

Psychology

Public Health Policy

Public Health Policy

Religion & Philosophy Department

Philosophy
Religion
Religion – Christian Education

Sociology Department

Sociology

Southern Studies

Southern Studies

Student-Designed Interdepartmental

Student-Designed Interdepartmental

A variety of programs offers the Presbyterian College student a solid academic base on which to pursue a professional education. Designated advisers for each area of study work with students to assure success in achieving their academic and pre-professional goals.

Engineering Dual-Degree Programs
Students may combine study in liberal arts with further study in an engineering discipline under the cooperative dual-degree programs Presbyterian College has with Auburn University, Clemson University, Georgia Institute of Technology, University of South Carolina, and Vanderbilt University. These five-year arrangements permit students to spend their first three years at PC completing general education requirements and participating in the physics major program. The remaining two years are spent at one of the partner institutions studying in the chosen engineering discipline. Upon completion of the program, the student is awarded the B.S. degree in physics from PC and the engineering degree from the partner institution. Students should consult the registrar at one of these institutions for clarification regarding transfer work.

Pre-Allied Health Sciences
Students interested in careers in allied health professions often spend two or three years at PC and then transfer to a medical university or other professional school to complete the training in such fields as nursing, radiologic technology, physical therapy, and medical technology.

Pre-Dental and Pre-Medical
Students must adhere to a rigorous schedule to prepare for medical and dental schools and for post-graduate admissions tests administered during the junior year at PC. Interested students should consult with the pre-medical/pre-dental adviser at their earliest opportunity.

Pre-Law
Admission to law school does not require any specific course of study. Departments offering programs developed as prelaw training are: economics and business administration, English, history, and political science. An interdisciplinary minor that includes courses designed for a concentration in pre-law (but is not intended to be a pre-law program) is shown above. Each program gives students a broad background upon which to build formal legal training.

Pre-Pharmacy
Students may obtain at PC those courses necessary for admittance to a pharmacy school that accepts students at the third-year level. Because various pharmacy schools have slightly different requirements for admission, students and their college-assigned advisers should ascertain the specific requirements of the schools of their choice and then develop an appropriate schedule of courses.

Pre-Theological
A pre-theological student should schedule at least six hours of Greek and/or Hebrew and may be advised to major in religion. The student also should take as many hours of English, history, psychology, and sociology as possible.

Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Students interested in entering a veterinary medicine program will be assigned a special adviser who will help them arrange their courses at PC to fulfill the specific requirements of the veterinary medicine school of their choice.