<p>As somebody who lives five miles from Bob Jones, I have to defend it. It's a private religious school. You can't lump it with UConn, UPenn, USC, etc. Besides, aren't all Baptists unique? ;) (I can say that. I am one.)</p>
<p>i go to uva and you can make your own major. i know a girl doing "infectious diseases in developing countries." its pretty funny bc you have to have a 3.4 to get into the program, yet the stuff ppl make up is just ridiculous. you would expect that from the.. well.. below 3.4 gpa students.</p>
<p>^thats frikin rad</p>
<p>Georgetown U.'s International Health major. =]</p>
<p>Princeton has ORFE - Operations Research and Financial Engineering, as an engineering major along with things like mechanical and aerospace, interesting at least to me.</p>
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<p>Queer Studies is also available at Depaul, however I believe it is only offered as a minor.</p>
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<p>GWU has a Political Communication major. The discipline is not unique, but at the undergraduate level it is. I thought that was so cool...it would be interesting to study, but about 100000x more interesting for career options.</p>
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<p>It may not be as rare as it was a few years ago, but Sports Management is being offered at NYU, UMich, Rice, GWU, Drexel, St. John's, Seton Hall, Syracuse, UT Austin, UMass Amherst among others. Recently Columbia also added a master's program in sports management.</p>
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<p>Public Health Studies</p>
<p>Vassar has Victorian Studies</p>
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<p>Cornell's Industrial Labor and Organization major.</p>
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<p>How about Swarthmore's interpretation theory? Or Trin Coll's Psychology & Literature?</p>
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<p>amherst has a law, jurisprudence, and social thought major</p>
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<p>I like this thread, anyone have anymore?
Bump</p>
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<p>Equine Studies</p>
<p>New Mexico State has a Professional Golf Management program that’s actually considered pretty good. People come from all over the country to major in GOLF!! Great people, I know some of them, but sort of weird to major in golf. </p>
<p>That Suburban studies major that somebody mentioned is at Hofstra University. I looked it up.</p>
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<p>Puppetry-UCONN</p>
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<p>Carnegie Mellon has Bagpiping</p>
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<p>Some colleges allow students to design their own majors. See designmymajor.com</p>
<p>Examples given there include Aviation and Foreign Policy and Arts Entrepreneurship.</p>
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<p>U Rochester offers a major in Archaeology, Technology, & Historical Structures, which combines aspects of engineering and archaeology.
[Undergraduate</a> Requirements : Archaeology, Technology and Historical Structures : University of Rochester](<a href=“http://www.rochester.edu/college/ATHS/undergrad/requirements.html]Undergraduate”>http://www.rochester.edu/college/ATHS/undergrad/requirements.html)</p>
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