More Than a Major

MUCH MORE THAN A MAJOR

The value you get from a Rollins education goes far beyond the expertise you develop in your major.

When you look ahead to your college education, your major is likely the first thing that comes to mind. That makes some sense. After all, your major is a critical piece of your education—it’s where you’ll develop deep expertise in a specific discipline. But it’s also just one piece of a much bigger, far richer educational experience, and those other pieces are just as important to preparing for a purpose-driven life and productive career.

A Future-Proof Foundation

Gen eds are often thought of as classes to get out of the way before diving into your major. Not at Rollins. Our interdisciplinary core curriculum—Rollins Foundations in the Liberal Arts (RFLA)— equips you with broad-based knowledge and 21st-century skills like critical thinking and clear communication. These timeless tools aren’t just ideal preparation for your major, grad school, and your first job—they’re also a foundation for lifelong leadership and essential to thriving in a rapidly changing marketplace.

Liberal Arts in Action

You’ll put your newfound know-how to work in the world through an array of hands-on experiences that range from internships and study abroad to community engagement and collaborative research with faculty. You’ll not only develop your passions through these immersive opportunities, but you’ll also gain the kind of practical, real-world experience that employers and grad schools demand.

Living Learning Community

At Rollins, your education isn’t confined to a classroom, lab, or studio. In fact, every corner of America’s most beautiful campus is engineered to deepen and enrich your holistic education. Whether you’re in your res hall or the main dining hall, you’ll live with and learn from classmates from all around the country and across the globe. And you’ll learn to work together to solve problems as small as where you want to go for lunch and as large as sourcing clean energy.

60+ paths to a transformative education

UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS

American Studies* Anthropology* Art (Studio)* Art History* Asian Studies* Biochemistry/Molecular Biology Biology* Business (International)* Business (Management)* Business (Social Entrepreneurship)* Chemistry* Classical Studies* Communication Studies* Computer Science* Critical Media and Cultural Studies* Economics* Elementary Education* English* Environmental Studies* History* International Relations* Latin American and Caribbean Studies* Marine Biology* Mathematics* Music* Philosophy* Physics* Political Science* Pre-Engineering Psychology* Public Policy and Political Economy Religious Studies* Social Innovation Sociology* Spanish* Theatre Arts*

* Also offered as a minor

UNDERGRADUATE MINORS ONLY

African & African American Studies Archaeology Australian Studies Cultural Anthropology Dance Data Analytics Ethics Film Studies German Global Health Jewish Studies Middle Eastern and North African Studies Neuroscience Secondary Education Sexuality, Women’s, and Gender Studies Sustainable Development and the Environment Writing

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS

3/2 Accelerated Management Program Pre-Engineering Pre-Law Pre-Health

Allied Health

Dentistry

Medicine

Optometry

Podiatry

Veterinary Medicine

Learn more about our majors, including popular courses, potential career paths, and the expert faculty who will guide you on your journey.

rollins.college/majors ACCELERATED PATHWAYS

Rollins offers multiple opportunities to earn combined master’s degrees in everything from business to education through a selection of programs designed to enhance and expedite your personalized pathway to success.

BOUND FOR BUSINESS

Through Rollins’ 3/2 Accelerated Management Program, students can earn a bachelor’s degree and the No. 1 MBA in Florida from the Crummer Graduate School of Business in just five years.

ENGINEERING YOUR FUTURE

Students have the opportunity to combine a three-year program in the liberal arts with two years of professional academic work in engineering at one of two prestigious institutions: Washington University or Case Western Reserve.

MASTERING YOUR PASSION

In a new program offered through Rollins’ Hamilton Holt School, students in their senior year have the opportunity to take graduate-level courses that will simultaneously fulfill degree requirements for a master’s degree in applied behavior analysis, education, human resources, liberal studies, or public health.