Complete your bachelor's degree and pursue career advancement with Benedictine University's online B.A. in General Professional Studies. You'll gain professional competencies that today's employers are looking for, such as communication, problem solving and critical thinking. Finish your bachelor's degree in 18 months with transfer credits. Request more information today.

Are you passionate about a cause? Do you want to help others? If your answer is yes, then law school may be the right career path for you. Lawyers work to ensure the highest standards of the law are upheld as they advocate, advise, and counsel those they represent. Careers in law enforcement, government, business, politics, and education are all possible with a law degree.

While there is no single path to prepare for legal education, the Bachelor of Arts in general studies with a concentration in pre-legal studies at Trine University is a strong option for students looking toward a career in law.

The pre-dentistry concentration within the Pre-Professional Programs Major prepares students for a future in dental healthcare by focusing on the essential coursework and experiences needed for dental...

Our pre-professional law program will guide and prepare you. It’s an advising program that provides resources and guidance to help you assess your interest and readiness for law school. You’ll also benefit from research, experiential and networking opportunities. Pre-law is not actually a major; in fact, you can major in anything you want. There are no required courses. Law schools are more interested in seeing that applicants have developed good writing and critical thinking skills. They are much less concerned with whether or not you’ve learned “the law;” that’s what law school is for!

The Bachelor’s in Professional Studies online program offers a flexible and customizable curriculum designed to accommodate adult learners seeking to advance their careers or pursue new professional o...

The Professional Studies program helps students prepare for management positions in the fields of information technology, healthcare administration, or business communications. It’s among University College programs targeting online learning and nontraditional students. The major consists of foundation courses in communications, statistics, supervision, organizational systems, organizational relations, and international context which can be completed fully online.

The program designed for students interested in becoming veterinarians emphasizes a strong foundational knowledge in biological and physical sciences. Students take courses in areas like animal anatom...

Are you an adult professional with work experience, some college credits, and a desire to earn a bachelor's degree? This program offers working adults flexibility while earning a credential that advances their career goals and professional marketability. The curriculum allows you a customizable college experience that focuses on skills employers require across a broad range of industries. Courses include those in your chosen specialization, augmented by courses in critical thinking, problem-solving, leadership, communications, and management Transfer up to 90 credits Flexible schedules – on campus, online (asynchronous), virtual (synchronous), hybrid, 7-week modules, or a combination Career-focused skills Networking opportunities Professional Studies Specializations Accounting and Business Management Criminal Justice Administration Information Technology Management Health Services Administration Hospitality Management Human Services Administration Public Health Management

We have a special interest in preparing students for service in the church, including the ordained ministry, parish work, diaconal ministry, social ministry, and ministry in music. Preparation for graduate theological study, ministry, and church occupations includes academic instruction, spiritual maturation, and experiential learning. While you may major in any field, you’re encouraged to emphasize the broadening aspects of the liberal arts, to acquire reading skills in Classical or New Testament (Koiné) Greek, and to study a language likely to be spoken by those whom they may be called to serve.

Students in the Asian Studies program learn about the traditional and modern societies of Asia through teaching, research, and service. They graduate equipped to enter a variety of career paths.The program fosters an understanding of the cultural, social, and political relationships among the various countries in Asia, North America, and Europe.

Students can pursue either a Bachelor of Arts or a minor in Africana Studies, and learn about the identities, history, geography, language, politics, economics, and cultural experience of the African people, as well as Black peoples in the Americas and Europe. Learn how Africa's natural resources are fueling the economies of the developing world. Hofstra also offers study abroad opportunities.

Whether your interest is in progressing towards a career in areas such as youth and community work, professional social research, policy analysis/development, working with disadvantaged and marginalised individuals, or you are interested in a broad-based undergraduate education, the BA (Hons) in Social Science (Level 8, 180 ECTS)  is the degree for you. 

Professionals and professionalism have come to be the hallmarks of the modern middle class.

To obtain the BA in Anthropology degree and prepare for a chosen field, students must complete the major requirements listed below, round out their education by learning important skills and values through Loyola's Core Curriculum and develop their own special interests by taking general electives.