Academics
Appalachian averages fewer than 25 students per class.
College of Arts & Sciences
- Anthropology
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Computer Science
- English
- Foreign Languages and Literatures
- Geography and Planning
- Geology
- History
- Mathematical Sciences
- Philosophy and Religion
- Physics and Astronomy
- Political Science/Criminal Justice
- Psychology
- Sociology and Social Work
- Special Areas of Study:
German Studies, Gerontology, Internet Studies, Latin American Studies, Social Science Master's Program (MASS)
College of Fine and Applied Arts
- Art
- Communication
- Family and Consumer Sciences
- Health, Leisure, and Exercise Science
- Military Science and Leadership
- Nursing
- Technology
- Theatre and Dance
Walker College of Business
Cratis D. Williams Graduate School
Hayes School of Music
Reich College of Education
- Curriculum and Instruction
- Human Development and Psychological Counseling
- Language, Reading, and Exceptionalities
- Leadership and Educational Studies
- Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership
University College
- Degree Programs
- Interdisciplinary Studies
- Women's Studies, proposed for Fall, 2008
- Sustainable Development, proposed for Fall, 2008
- Appalachian Studies, proposed for Fall, 2008
- Global Studies, proposed for Fall, 2008
- Student and Faculty Support
- Advising and Orientation
- Testing Center
- Writing Center
- Learning Assistance Program
- Writing Across the Curriculum
- Co-curricular Programs
- General Education Program
- Watauga College
- Heltzer Honors Program
