I've always thought of college as a place that should prepare you for a job. So for me, it's not about what majors are popular. I have trouble envisioning how many of these majors help you prepare for jobs, unless you want REALLY specific jobs. It would be really interesting to see the stats / percentages on how many Wake grads are using their major in their current jobs. It's worth noting that Wake apparently eliminated my major since I graduated lol.
A
Accountancy
African Studies
American Ethnic Studies
Anthropology
Applied Mathematics
Arabic
Art History
B
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Bioethics, Humanities and Medicine
Biology
Biophysics
Business & Enterprise Management
C
Chemistry
Chinese Language and Culture
Classical Languages
Classical Studies
Communication
Computer Science
Creative Writing
Cultural Heritage & Preservation Studies
D
Dance
E
East Asian Studies
Economics
Elementary Education
Engineering
English
Entrepreneurship and Social Enterprise
Environmental and Sustainability Studies
Environmental Science
Environmental Studies
F
Film and Media Studies
Finance
French Studies
G
German & German Studies
Global Trade and Commerce Studies
Greek
H
Health and Exercise Science
Health and Human Services
Health Policy and Administration
Hindi-Urdu
History
I
Interdisciplinary Humanities
Interdisciplinary Major
International Studies
Italian Language & Culture
J
Japanese Language and Culture
Jewish Studies
Journalism
L
Latin
Latin-American & Latino Studies
Linguistics
M
Mathematical Business
Mathematical Economics
Mathematical Statistics
Mathematics
Medieval & Early Modern Studies
Middle East and South Asia Studies
Music
Music in Liberal Arts
Music Performance
N
Neuroscience
P
Philosophy
Physics
Politics and International Affairs
Psychology
R
Religious Studies
Russian
Russian and East European Studies
S
Schools, Education, and Society
Secondary Education
Sociology
Spanish
Statistics
Studio Art
T
Theatre
W
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Writing
