African American Studies
The major in African American Studies requires nine credits, with coursework drawn from literature, history, philosophy, and the social sciences.
Bachelor's DegreeArea Studies
Area Studies majors, in consultation with their advisors, tailor an interdisciplinary program to a chosen region, providing a deep and well-rounded understanding of the area's history, society, political economy, and culture.
Bachelor's DegreeArt
Students majoring in Art choose among three tracks: art history, new media art and design, or studio art. Each track requires ten courses.
Bachelor's DegreeAsian Studies
Asian Studies is an interdisciplinary major combining language study (with a Chinese or Japanese language concentration) and courses on Asia drawn from across departments.
Bachelor's DegreeB.A. in American Studies
Bachelor's DegreeB.A. in Data Science-Finance & Economics
Bachelor's DegreeB.A. in Finance & Economics
Bachelor's DegreeB.A. in Liberal Studies
Bachelor's DegreeB.A. in New Media Art and Design
Bachelor's DegreeB.A. in Public Policy
Bachelor's DegreeB.A. in Self-Directed Major
Bachelor's DegreeB.A. in Statistics
Bachelor's DegreeBiochemistry and Molecular Biology
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BMB) is an interdisciplinary major spanning coursework in biology, chemistry, and mathematics; a grade of C- or better is required for all courses counted toward the major.
Bachelor's DegreeBiology
The Biology major requires eight credits in Biology, two credits in Chemistry, and one credit in Mathematics.
Bachelor's DegreeBusiness
Offered by the Department of Economics, Business, and Finance, the Business major may be completed with an optional concentration in Accounting, Management, or Marketing.
Bachelor's DegreeChemistry
The Chemistry major requires twelve credits, including a core sequence of chemistry courses plus supporting mathematics and physics; all required courses must be recorded as letter grades.
Bachelor's DegreeCommunication
Communication is a bachelor's degree program offered at Lake Forest College.
Bachelor's DegreeComputer Science
Computer Science is a bachelor's degree program offered at Lake Forest College.
Bachelor's DegreeData Science
Data Science requires ten credits, comprising a common core plus one track: Computer Science, Finance and Economics, or Statistics.
Bachelor's DegreeEconomics
Offered by the Department of Economics, Business, and Finance, Economics majors may complete the general major or add an optional concentration in Finance.
Bachelor's DegreeEducation
Students in the teacher education program fulfill four sets of requirements to graduate with a recommendation for licensure, including completion of a major outside the Department of Education.
Bachelor's DegreeEnglish
The English major offers Writing and Literature tracks; all majors learn to read and interpret complex texts and to relate one text to another.
Bachelor's DegreeEnvironmental Studies
An interdisciplinary major, Environmental Studies may be of particular interest to students considering careers or graduate programs in diverse subjects related to the environment.
Bachelor's DegreeFinance
Offered by the Department of Economics, Business, and Finance, the Finance major may be completed with an optional concentration in Accounting or Economics.
Bachelor's DegreeFrench
The French major requires eight courses above French 112.
Bachelor's DegreeHistory
History is a bachelor's degree program offered at Lake Forest College.
Bachelor's DegreeInternational Relations
International Relations is offered through the joint Department of Politics and International Relations.
Bachelor's DegreeLatin American and Latinx Studies
Latin American and Latinx Studies is a bachelor's degree program offered at Lake Forest College.
Bachelor's DegreeM.A. in Education
Master's DegreeMaster of Arts in Teaching
The Master of Arts in Teaching prepares candidates for state teaching licensure through Combined BA/MAT and Post BA MAT pathways, requiring Education Department coursework alongside a content-area major.
Master's DegreeMaster of Liberal Studies
A candidate must successfully complete at least eight Lake Forest College courses for graduate credit; since each carries four semester hours, the MLS degree represents a total of 32 semester hours of graduate credit.
Master's DegreeMathematics
Mathematics is a bachelor's degree program offered at Lake Forest College.
Bachelor's DegreeM.A.T. in Elementary Education and Teaching
Master's DegreeM.A.T. in Secondary Education and Teaching
Master's DegreeM.A.T. in Teacher Education - Multiple Levels
Master's DegreeMusic
The Music major requires eleven credits; a minimum grade of C is required in all music courses.
Bachelor's DegreeMusic Education
The Music Education major requires fifteen credits (thirteen in music, two in education) and must be completed concurrently with the Education Department's K-12 Teacher Licensure program.
Bachelor's DegreeNeuroscience
Neuroscience is a bachelor's degree program offered at Lake Forest College.
Bachelor's DegreePhilosophy
Philosophy is a bachelor's degree program offered at Lake Forest College.
Bachelor's DegreePhysics
The Physics major requires nine credits in Physics plus at least three credits in Mathematics, for a total of twelve credits.
Bachelor's DegreePolitics
Offered by the joint Department of Politics and International Relations, the Politics major requires ten Politics courses.
Bachelor's DegreePsychology
The Psychology major requires nine courses, each with a grade of C- or better, and a comprehensive major exam in the senior year.
Bachelor's DegreeReligion
Religion is a bachelor's degree program offered at Lake Forest College.
Bachelor's DegreeSelf-Designed Major
The Self-Designed Major allows students to develop academic majors of their own, whose requirements they themselves set and meet, culminating in a senior thesis or research project.
Bachelor's DegreeSociology and Anthropology
Majors complete nine courses in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology.
Bachelor's DegreeSpanish
The Spanish major requires eight courses above Spanish 210.
Bachelor's DegreeTheater
The Theater Department develops scholars, artists, and audiences of the performing arts by integrating traditional undergraduate coursework with experiential learning in productions and internships, using the theater of Chicago as a resource.
Bachelor's Degree