A large, interdisciplinary college or university is often the best choice for young people planning to enroll as undecided majors. Many students sometimes choose a junior college or community college for their basic freshmen and sophomore level core courses and declare a major when they transfer to a four-year college or university. Some students, on the other hand, have a definite vision for their particular career early on and they want to attend a college or university that suits their goals. Because of this, we have compiled a list of top schools for Hispanics by area of study. These study fields are not exclusive and are limited to bachelor's degrees.
Law schools accept applicants with undergraduate degrees from any area.
All of the schools listed below offer excellent programs in their fields of study and are listed among the top schools in the nation for graduating high numbers of Hispanics in their respective areas according to the Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education. We've included the geographic location and the admissions office phone numbers. The schools and fields of study are listed alphabetically. An annual survey by Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education ranked the following schools for awarding the most master's degrees to Hispanics. The survey lists number of master's degrees but does not specify particular fields.