Georgia State University Majors

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The most popular Georgia State University undergraduate major is Psychology, General. Biology/Biological Sciences, General and Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other are other popular majors.

Psychology, General448
Biology/Biological Sciences, General375
Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other374
Computer Science353
Computer and Information Sciences, General319
Marketing/Marketing Management, General251
Finance, General236
Film/Cinema/Video Studies217
Political Science and Government, General207
Business Administration and Management, General173
Accounting164
Journalism164
Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse161
Criminal Justice/Safety Studies153
Drawing151
Public Health, General130
Sociology113
Kindergarten/Preschool Education and Teaching98
Physical Education Teaching and Coaching91
English Language and Literature, General80
Economics, General79
Neuroscience76
Chemistry, General69
Social Work67
Speech Communication and Rhetoric67
Business/Managerial Economics54
History, General51
Insurance47
Mathematics, General39
Linguistics37
Real Estate37
Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist37
Public Policy Analysis, General35
Hospitality Administration/Management, General33
Dietetics/Dietitian32
Actuarial Science31
Music Performance, General31
Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies28
Anthropology25
Physics, General24
General Merchandising, Sales, and Related Marketing Operations, Other23
Geology/Earth Science, General23
Philosophy23
Sign Language Interpretation and Translation16
Spanish Language and Literature12
Special Education and Teaching, General12
African-American/Black Studies10
Art Teacher Education6
International Economics6
Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies, Other5
Religion/Religious Studies4
French Language and Literature3

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