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Majors and Minors

The Franklin College Mission

Franklin College shall attain excellence as a personal, participatory, values-focused, career-sensitive, liberal arts teaching and learning undergraduate community. The college shall motivate and prepare its graduates for productive and satisfying lives of excellence, leadership, and service.

Academic Majors

Accounting History
American Studies **Individualized Major
Art: History Journalism: Broadcasting
Art: Studio Journalism: News Editorial
Athletic Training Journalism: Public Relations
Biology Journalism: Visual Communications
Business: Finance Mathematics: Applied
Business: General Mathematics: Pure
Business: International Mathematics: Quantitative Analysis
Business: Management Music: Instrumental
Business: Marketing Music: Vocal
Canadian Studies Philosophy
Chemistry Physical Education
Computer Information Systems Political Science
Computer Science Psychology
Economics Recreation
Education - Undecided Religious Studies
Elementary Education Secondary Education
*Engineering: Mechanical Sociology
*Engineering: Computer Sociology: Criminal Justice
*Engineering: Electrical Sociology: Social Work
English Spanish
French Theatre
Health Science  

*Engineering is designed as a 3+2 program offering students a Bachelor of Arts from Franklin College and a Bachelor of Science from Purdue University's School of Engineering and Technology in Indianapolis.  

**An individualized major/minor offers highly motivated and self-directed students an opportunity to develop a program of study tailored to meet their special talents, academic interests, and career goals – designed for a student who is able to document the absence of an existing major/minor that satisfactorily meets his/her specific educational and professional objectives.

Academic Minors

Accounting Individualized Minor
Art (History or Studio) International Relations
Biochemistry Journalism
Biology Leadership
Business (General) Mathematics
Business (JOU Certification) Music
Canadian Studies Philosophy
Chemistry Physics
Coaching Political Science
Computer Info. Systems Psychology
Computer Science Quantitative Methods
Creative Writing Recreation
Economics Religious Studies
English Rhetoric for Journalism Major
Fitness Sociology
French Spanish
History Theatre