Collection: Major

Students interested and committed to teaching language arts can earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in secondary education.

Students focus on educating and caring for children from kindergarten through sixth grade.

Students focus on educating and caring for children from birth through kindergarten.

This major trains students for a career in radiologic technology (RT), the profession that generates biological images using X-rays and other ionizing radiation. Since this is a combined degree, students must complete a liberal-arts curriculum at Greensboro College and an RT clinical training program elsewhere.

The biology major is designed for students interested in life science careers, including medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, biological research, field biology, life science education, scientific writing, sales and marketing (of pharmaceuticals, laboratory equipment, etc.), and more. Students majoring in biology will select one of three concentrations: Biomedical Sciences, Wildlife Conservation, or Integrative Biology.

Students in chemistry will learn the fundamental principles governing the chemical world while developing problem-solving skills and gaining experience in various laboratory techniques. This major fits those with an interest and aptitude in mathematics, the chemistry of biological processes, and attention to detail, especially in a lab.

Students will use logic and problem-solving skills to analyze mathematical concepts and recognize patterns, then apply what they’ve learned to their own mathematical research projects, presentations, and internships.

This major is for students with a passion for sports and a desire to work in an athletic-related environment, either on the business side or directly involved with physical activity. Available concentrations include Sports Management, which focuses on athletic direction, sport ownership, and team organization.

Students should choose this area of study if they enjoy enhancing the lives of children through teaching and coaching.

Designed to prepare students interested in working in upper-level athletics, rehabilitation, or health care, this major is ideal for students with a natural desire to help people through health and wellness and learn how the body works.