The most common bachelor's degree concentration at Occidental College is General Economics (82 degrees awarded), followed by General Biological Sciences (44 degrees) and International Relations & Affairs (43 degrees). The most specialized majors across all degree types at Occidental College, meaning they have significantly more degrees awarded in that concentration than the national average across all institutions, are Cultural & Gender Studies (19 degrees awarded), Language & Linguistics (30 degrees), and Philosophy and Religious Studies (14 degrees).

Key Facts

• Established in 1887
• Total Enrollment of 1985 Students
• Acceptance Rate of 37%
• Student-Faculty Ratio of 9:1

Courses Offered at Occidental College

Occidental College offers more than 45 major and minor programs and is best known for Biology, International Relations, Psychology, Sociology, and Economics. It is the only provider of a residential academic semester program in the United Nations.

Occidental College Admission Requirements and Tuition Fees

Students, professors, staff, alumni, and friends of Occidental College are all empowered to contribute to the creation and maintenance of a campus environment marked by mutual respect and collaboration based on our shared vision and values. Following are the tuition fees of programs at Occidental College: