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Each one of SUNY Plattsburgh’s 70+ programs comes with a promise — you will be given the tools to go farther. Leading professors, experiential learning opportunities, and alumni networking connections are all available to help you succeed.
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Chemistry Major
With a sound foundation in the basic areas of inorganic, organic, analytical, and physical chemistry, you'll be ready for your future as a professional in the field of chemistry.
Chemistry Major with ACS Certification
Earn the same sound foundation chemistry as in the B.A. program; but the additional coursework which satisfies the American Chemical Society requirements for certification.
Child Care Management Concentration in Human Development & Family Relations Major
Ours is the only program of its kind in SUNY. Prepare for a career as a child-care center director, Head Start teacher, or professional in a youth-related human services agency.
Childhood Education Major
Develop and apply knowledge of child development, subject area content, and teach students in the 21st century elementary classroom.
Communication Sciences & Disorders Major
Prepare for graduate school in speech-language pathology or audiology, work with graduate students in the Speech and Hearing Center and learn assessment and treatment techniques.
Communication Studies Major
If you’re interested in politics, speech writing, media criticism and other communication careers that emphasize the personal over the technological, this major is for you.
Computer Science Major
Learn the fundamentals of computer science: programming, logic and math, systems and social impact.
Computer Security Major
Gain a deep, broad understanding of computer security through an overlap of the department’s three majors: computer science, informational technology and computer security.
Creative Writing Major
Develop skill in all forms of writing, from poetry and fiction, to non-fiction and professional!
Criminal Justice Major
Become familiar with law, the U.S. Constitution, compare and contrast urban and rural areas, and gain an understanding of complex issues surrounding the criminal justice system.