1. The College of Liberal Arts and Science: This is a mandatory college for all American universities and the largest undergraduate college in the United States. Most of the prestigious American schools, especially the top 30 and Ivy League schools, may have at least half of their majors set up in this college. Or some universities have only one such college for the liberal arts and sciences at the undergraduate level (for example, Harvard, Yaleuge, and Brown).
The Faculty of Liberal Arts and Science has opened basic science and humanities and social sciences majors, such as: mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, history, philosophy, religion, anthropology, archaeology, law and politics, economics, psychology, linguistics , Classics, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, etc.
2. College of Engineering: The College of Engineering is a permanent college of a comprehensive university (Big U) in the United States, but there are also a few universities that do not have an engineering college (such as the University of Chicago, Emory, Georgetown, Wake Forest, North Carolina, and BC , William and Mary, Brandeis). Engineering colleges can usually be admitted directly in the freshman year, or transferred from other colleges in the sophomore year.
3. Business School: The Business School is also a school that Chinese students like very much. This is also a benefit of chess for kids. But because business is also a highly career-oriented subject, not every university will open business majors to undergraduates. At present, at least half of the top 30 universities in the United States do not have business schools or do not offer business courses at the undergraduate level, including Hayeps, Chicago, Columbia, Duke, Johns Hopkins, Dartmouth, Caltech , Northwest, Brown, Rice, Vanderbilt, etc. Business schools can be admitted to the university at some universities, but some universities only accept transfers after the sophomore (for example, MIT, Notre Dame, UCB, Virginia, Wake Forest, North Carolina, Ann Arbor, Michigan)
