2024 Best Accredited Online Colleges for Botany

BOTANY DEGREES

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

College students majoring in botany are pretty uncommon. Each course of study hands out close to 6,000 yearly undergrad degrees; 274 people last spring completed bachelor's degrees in botany, making it America's 328th most popular concentration. 28 of those students attended North Carolina State University at Raleigh, which has the largest department in the US. 53 of those degrees were earned at schools in California.

50 institutions across the country award a college degree in botany; accordingly, choosing the best school may possibly not be easy. Undergraduate degrees in the average major are granted at 3.8 times more institutions than degrees in botany, making it the 278th most commonly offered degree in the US.

GRADUATE DEGREES

While 40% of degrees in botany last May were bachelor's degrees; 60% were advanced degrees. Botany is the 192nd most popular postgraduate degree in the nation, with 406 degrees granted. For some context, the average subject is 6.8 times more popular among graduate students than botany.

In Total, 680 students received a bachelor's or higher in botany last May.

ONLINE BOTANY DEGREES

None of the students who earned undergrad degrees or graduate degrees in botany last spring completed their degrees totally online. It is not even available online at any American schools. ### PARTIALLY ONLINE BOTANY DEGREES

• 74 students completed a college degree in botany partially online last May
• Botany is the 247th most widely offered partially online undergraduate degree around the nation
• 27.01% of all undergraduate degree in botany are done partially online
• 0.24% of Humboldt State University's​ last undergraduate class majored in botany partially online, higher than any other school in the country
• Hardly less than 7 in every 10 partially online degrees in botany last May were undergraduate degrees; 31% were advanced degrees
• 8.13% of all advanced degrees in botany are completed partially online

IN-PERSON BOTANY DEGREES

• Botany is the 330th most sought out fully in-person undergraduate degree in the country
• 2 colleges in the USA award an undergrad degree in botany in-person
• 72.99% of all four-year degree in botany are earned exclusively in-person
• 0.77% of Connecticut College's​ last undergraduate class majored in botany in-person, higher than any other U.S. college
• Botany is the 166th most popular exclusively in-person postgraduate degree in the nation
• The typical discipline is offered at nearly 20 institutions totally in-person