Here are the most popular majors at the Fordham University!
1. Social Work
What is Social Work?
The percent of students completing this major compared to all completions at Fordham University has risen 6.9% overall, from 11.64% of the total completions at this school in 2010 to 12.40% in 2015. Social Work hit an all time high in 1999 with 17.16% of total completions and an all time low in 1987 with 3.87% of total completions.
More broadly, the percent of students completing this major at all schools has risen 20.2% overall in the last five years, from 41.5 completions per 10k total graduates five years ago to 49.9 completions per 10k in 2015.
2. Business Administration and Management
What is Business Administration and Management?
The percent of students completing this major compared to all completions at Fordham University has fallen 31.5% overall, from 16.75% of the total completions at this school in 2010 to 11.54% in 2015. Business Administration and Management hit an all time high in 1999 with 19.69% of total completions and an all time low in 1996 with 8.50% of total completions.
More broadly, the percent of students completing this major at all schools has fallen 6.9% overall in the last five years, from 343.8 completions per 10k total graduates five years ago to 320.2 completions per 10k in 2015.
3. Law
What is Law?
The percent of students completing this major compared to all completions at Fordham University has fallen 29.2% overall, from 11.25% of the total completions at this school in 2010 to 7.95% in 2015. Law hit an all time high in 1999 with 12.67% of total completions and an all time low in 2001 with 5.69% of total completions.
More broadly, the percent of students completing this major at all schools has fallen 19.4% overall in the last five years, from 49.9 completions per 10k total graduates five years ago to 40.2 completions per 10k in 2015.
4. Speech Communication and Rhetoric
What is Speech Communication and Rhetoric?
The percent of students completing this major compared to all completions at Fordham University has hovered around 5.00% overall over the five years prior to 2015. Speech Communication and Rhetoric hit an all time high in 2002 with 6.34% of total completions and an all time low in 1996 with 1.64% of total completions.
More broadly, the percent of students completing this major at all schools has fallen 0.7% overall in the last five years, from 41.2 completions per 10k total graduates five years ago to 40.9 completions per 10k in 2015.
5. Accounting
What is Accounting?
The percent of students completing this major compared to all completions at Fordham University has risen 128.6% overall, from 2.13% of the total completions at this school in 2010 to 4.79% in 2015. This number seems to be stabilizing, however, with percentage of total completions remaining relatively constant over the year prior to 2015. Accounting hit an all time high in 2015 with 4.79% of total completions and an all time low in 2000 with 0.94% of total completions.
More broadly, the percent of students completing this major at all schools has fallen 3.4% overall in the last five years, from 85.0 completions per 10k total graduates five years ago to 82.1 completions per 10k in 2015.
6. Economics
What is Economics?
The percent of students completing this major compared to all completions at Fordham University has risen 23.3% overall, from 2.98% of the total completions at this school in 2010 to 3.72% in 2015. Economics hit an all time high in 2015 with 3.72% of total completions and an all time low in 1997 with 1.07% of total completions.
More broadly, the percent of students completing this major at all schools has risen 5.3% overall in the last five years, from 37.4 completions per 10k total graduates five years ago to 39.4 completions per 10k in 2015.
7. Finance
What is Finance?
The percent of students completing this major compared to all completions at Fordham University has risen 84.2% overall, from 1.86% of the total completions at this school in 2010 to 3.49% in 2015. Finance hit an all time high in 2013 with 4.79% of total completions and an all time low in 1996 with 0.01% of total completions.
More broadly, the percent of students completing this major at all schools has fallen 7.1% overall in the last five years, from 47.6 completions per 10k total graduates five years ago to 44.2 completions per 10k in 2015.
8. International Relations and Affairs
What is International Relations and Affairs?
The percent of students completing this major compared to all completions at Fordham University has risen 52.4% overall, from 2.11% of the total completions at this school in 2010 to 3.16% in 2015. International Relations and Affairs hit an all time high in 2015 with 3.16% of total completions and an all time low in 1990 with 0.06% of total completions.
More broadly, the percent of students completing this major at all schools has fallen 13.1% overall in the last five years, from 16.8 completions per 10k total graduates five years ago to 14.6 completions per 10k in 2015.
9. Psychology
What is Psychology?
The percent of students completing this major compared to all completions at Fordham University has fallen 18.4% overall, from 3.80% of the total completions at this school in 2010 to 3.14% in 2015. This number seems to be stabilizing, however, with percent of total completions remaining relatively constant over the year prior to 2015. Psychology hit an all time high in 2010 with 3.80% of total completions and an all time low in 1997 with 1.73% of total completions.
More broadly, the percent of students completing this major at all schools has risen 4.6% overall in the last five years, from 125.2 completions per 10k total graduates five years ago to 131.0 completions per 10k in 2015.
10. Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods (Other)
What is Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods (Other)?
Any non-specific instructional program in Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services.
The percent of students completing this major compared to all completions at Fordham University has hovered around 2.97% overall over the year prior to 2015.
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