Earn Your Bachelor's Degree

The BSBA with a concentration in Accounting will help learn to prepare and analyze crucial business information such as financial statements, tax returns and management reports.

The BSBA was developed to afford busy adults a degree option that would recognize the full range of their abilities in a convenient and flexible format. In addition to completing the general curriculum core, all BSBA candidates must complete a business core and a concentration in either accountancy, management or healthcare management. A degree option for busy adults that recognizes the full range of your abilities in a convenient and flexible format.

The Bachelor's in Professional Studies program offers a concentration in Digital Marketing containing aspects of web development, art and design, and desktop publishing.

Explore healthcare issues, organization, budgeting, ethics and strategy.

The Bachelor's of Science in Business Administration program offers a concentration in Sport, Event & Hospitality Management.

The Bachelor's of Science in Business Administration program offers a concentration in Human Resources Management

The Bachelor's of Arts in Education prepares for teaching on all school levels and leadership in higher education. Develop the professional attitudes and behaviors that emphasize the enormous responsibility of an education professional.

The Elementary Education (BA) program prepares students for teaching. Students will develop the professional attitudes and behaviors that emphasize the enormous responsibility of an education professional.

Take an interdisciplinary approach to Professional Studies with this concentration.

Study in Literature, English, Fine Arts, Communications, History, Modern Languages, Philosophy and Theology.

The Bachelor's of Professional Studies program offers a concentration in Social Sciences and allows students to take electives in Africana Studies, Criminal Justice, Economics, Education, Political Science, Sociology, Urban Studies, Social Justice, Latino Studies and Gender & Sexuality Studies.

Cyber security is perhaps the most important topic in computer science today. Demand for cyber security professionals has exploded, both here in the US and globally, in the private and public sectors alike. Become one of these sought-after professionals with a Cyber Security degree from Saint Peter’s University. You’ll learn how to defend information systems from cyber attacks, how to recover compromised systems, how to architect secure systems and so much more.

The Bachelor's of Professional Studies in Organizational Leadership is a certification that covers aspects of management, leadership, decision-making and intercultural relations.

The Bachelor's of Arts in Criminal Justice is designed to build a strong foundation in theory, practice, law, ethics, and research, and with specializations in police administration, law & justice, investigative sciences & profiling, corrections, research & intelligence analysis, and cyber security and computer forensics.

The Urban Studies program will transform your personal life experience into academic pursuit and preparation for work in community affairs, local, state, or federal government, political office, public or private administration, human resources and urban planning, and examine the human condition past and present holistically through ethnicity, social class, globalization, intercultural and gender sensitivity.

The RN to BSN degree program (online/on-campus) at Saint Peter’s University is designed for registered nurses who hold a nursing diploma or an associate’s degree in nursing from an accredited program. The program prepares students for generalist professional practice and leadership in a variety of settings and can be completed within 21 months.

The Bridge Option is a "bridge to a masters degree" program and is designed for RNs who hold a license from an accredited diploma or associates degree program as well as a bachelors degree in any other discipline.

The Pre-RN to BSN program allows new graduates from an accredited school of nursing to begin taking non-clinical RN to BSN or Bridge courses prior to receiving their license to practice.