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Academics

With more than 60 areas of study, small classes and the most accessible professors in the state, you’ll have the mentors and resources to explore your interests, find your passion and launch a successful career doing what you love.

The #22 Most Accessible Professors in the nation, 11:1 student-to-faculty ratio and average class size of 16 means you’ll be able to build a relationship with your professors. You'll be comfortable asking questions and engaging in class, which is often discussion-based to build critical-thinking skills. Outside of class, you’re guaranteed to enhance your education with an internship, research or off-campus study. We want Kohawks to be the best they can be in and out of the classroom.

Majors & Areas of Study


Pre-Professional Programs

*No longer accepting students for the major
**Only available as a minor

^Available as a minor


Think Like a Kohawk


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of Students Double Major and Still Graduate in Four Years

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Majors and Areas of Study

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Average Class Size

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of Professors Have the Highest Degree in Their Field

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of Students Are Guaranteed an Internship, Research or Off-Campus Opportunity

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Options for Off-Campus Study

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of Students Study Off-Campus

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of a Few Small Colleges Hosting NSF’s Research Experiences for Undergraduates Program


Thrive Like a Kohawk

  • Nearly 100% of reporting Coe graduates are employed, continuing their education, enlisted in the military or volunteering within nine months of graduation.
  • Coe graduates are employed within nine months of graduation at a rate which is 25% higher than the national average.
  • The average starting salary of Coe graduates exceeds the median earnings of workers aged 20-24 by 21.35%.
  • 38% of recent Coe graduates report a starting salary of more than $50,000.

Academic Resources


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