Sciences & Maths
Biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and the environment.
9,128 programmes in US · Bachelor's
All countriesUnited States 18,118Australia 1,679Poland 776MY 562Germany 388TR 220NG 218AT 116HK 101ES 66MX 55DK 47QA 2SG 2FR 1
- PhysicsCentre CollegeBachelor'sUSD 52,820US
- PhysicsUniversity of the CumberlandsBachelor'sUSD 9,875US
- PhysicsEastern Kentucky UniversityBachelor'sUSD 21,230US
- PhysicsGeorgetown CollegeBachelor'sUSD 42,840US
- PhysicsKentucky Wesleyan CollegeBachelor'sUSD 34,673US
- PhysicsUniversity of KentuckyBachelor'sUSD 34,140US
- PhysicsUniversity of LouisvilleBachelor'sUSD 29,482US
- PhysicsMorehead State UniversityBachelor'sUSD 14,980US
- PhysicsMurray State UniversityBachelor'sUSD 19,836US
- PhysicsNorthern Kentucky UniversityBachelor'sUSD 21,912US
- PhysicsThomas More UniversityBachelor'sUSD 39,800US
- PhysicsTransylvania UniversityBachelor'sUSD 46,870US
- PhysicsWestern Kentucky UniversityBachelor'sUSD 27,000US
- PhysicsDillard UniversityBachelor'sUSD 23,918US
- PhysicsLouisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical CollegeBachelor'sUSD 28,631US
- PhysicsLouisiana Tech UniversityBachelor'sUSD 16,866US
- PhysicsLoyola University New OrleansBachelor'sUSD 49,440US
- PhysicsPresbyterian CollegeBachelor'sUSD 44,910US
- PhysicsUniversity of South Carolina-ColumbiaBachelor'sUSD 35,972US
- PhysicsCoastal Carolina UniversityBachelor'sUSD 29,628US
- PhysicsSouth Carolina State UniversityBachelor'sUSD 21,750US
- PhysicsWofford CollegeBachelor'sUSD 56,005US
- PhysicsAugustana UniversityBachelor'sUSD 40,160US
- PhysicsDakota Wesleyan UniversityBachelor'sUSD 33,790US
- PhysicsSouth Dakota School of Mines and TechnologyBachelor'sUSD 14,900US
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