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The College’s 63 undergraduate
programs including 12 accelerated
and dual degree programs combine intellectual growth and learning
with career preparation and are built on a foundation of study in the
arts and sciences that create a context for advanced study in the major.
Liberal education courses are characterized by attention to such skills
as writing, critical thinking and information literacy. The College strives
to offer courses, programs and other opportunities (such as study abroad)
that nurture value formation, spiritual development and responsible citizenship
and well as an awareness of and respect for diversity.
Accounting
(B.S.)
Adolescence
Education (B.S.) —grades 7-12
American
Studies (B.A.)
Applied
Technology Education (B.S.)
Art Education (B.S.) —grades K-12
Biochemistry
(B.S.)
Bioinformatics
Biology
(B.A)
Biology
7-12 (B.A.)
Biology/Cytotechnology
(B.A.)
Business
Administration (B.S.) with concentrations in: Accounting, Finance,
Financial Planning, Information Technology Management (ITM), Management
In Human Resources, Marketing, Small Business and Entrepreneurship, Sport
Management
Chemistry
(B.A.)
Chemistry
7-12 (B.A.)
Childhood
Education (B.S.) —grades 1-6
Childhood
Education/Special Education (B.S.)
Communications
(B.A.)
Communication
Sciences & Disorders (B.S.)
Computer
Information Systems (B.S.)
Computer
Science
Criminal
Justice (B.S.)
Early
Childhood Education (B.S.) —birth-grade 2
Early Childhood Education/Special Education (B.S.)
Earth
Science 7-12
English
(B.A.)
English
7-12 (B.A.)
Geology
Graphic
Design (B.F.A.)
History
(B.A.)
History/Political
Science (B.A.)
Interdepartmental
Studies
Mathematics
(B.A.)
Mathematics
7-12 (B.A.)
Medical
Technology (B.S.)
Music
Education (B.S.) —grades K-12
Music
Industry (B.S.)
Philosophy
Pre-law
Pre-med
Pre-vet
Psychology
(B.A.)
Religious
Studies (B.A.)
Secondary
Education
Social
Studies 7-12 (B.A.)
Social
Work (B.S.)
Sociology
(B.A.)
Spanish
(B.A.)
Spanish
7-12 (B.A.)
Studio
Art (B.F.A. and B.S.)
Women's
Studies (B.A.)
Accelerated/Dual
Degree Programs
Bachelor’s and master’s degrees earned in four and a half to
five years, depending on program.
BA/MA in English
BA/MA in History/Political
Science
BS/MS in Accounting
BS/MBA in Business
Administration
BS/MS in Communication Sciences & Disorders
BS/MS in Computer
Information Systems
BS/MS in Computer
Science/Computer Information Systems
3+2 Engineering
3+3 Law (with Albany Law School)
3+1 Medical Technology
4+2 BS or BA/MS in Occupational
Therapy
4+3 BS or BA/DPT Clinical Doctorate in Physical
Therapy
The
Exploratory Program
With so many career choices and options available to you, it's
understandable that you might have difficulty choosing a major. At Saint
Rose we won't let you wander through the halls of academia as "undeclared"
or "undecided"—instead, we will welcome you as one of our Exploratory
Program students. The Exploratory Program is a curriculum designed
to assist you as you make this important decision by providing support
and guidance. You will benefit from workshops at the College's Career
Development Center and you will be assigned an academic advisor who has
been specially trained to work with students just like you—students
interested in exploring their academic options.
Apply
today! Applying on-line automatically
waives your application fee.
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