Degrees and Areas of Study

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Degrees and programs for today’s careers

SFA’s College of Sciences and Mathematics provides students with a world-class education that will prepare you to compete in today’s job market. With your degree from SFA, you’ll have the skills and experience you need to pursue the career of your dreams.    

Schools and departments

Degrees and areas of study offered

The College of Sciences and Mathematics offers the following undergraduate and graduate degrees:

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Science

Undergraduate concentration areas

Graduate degrees

Undergraduate core curriculum

Students within SFA’s College of Sciences and Mathematics must complete the university core curriculum with specific courses for science and mathematics students. You can learn more about core curriculum requirements in the General Bulletin.

Applying to the College of Sciences and Mathematics

The College of Sciences and Mathematics has the same admissions requirements as SFA, and students can apply using the same method as all other incoming students. 

Get started on your application now, or contact an advisor in the College of Sciences and Mathematics today.

Major Academic Planners (Degree MAPs)

Undergraduate degree major academic planners serve as a guide for taking the right courses in the right order as you make your way toward filing your official degree plan. A Degree MAP is a semester-by-semester sequence of courses that suggests courses you should complete each semester to be “on track” to graduation. To find the suggested Degree MAP for your area of study, explore the list below.

These documents are provided as a resource. Always consult with your academic advisor to ensure you're on track.

Department of Biology

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Department of Computer Science

Department of Earth Sciences and Geologic Resources

Department of Mathematics and Statistics

Richard and Lucille DeWitt School of Nursing

Department of Physics, Engineering and Astronomy